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Explore all 15 product areas1. Services and Offer2. Ideal Client Profile3. Find Prospects4. LinkedIn Network5. Relationship Management6. Relationship Intelligence7. Value Audits8. Personalised Outreach9. Authority and Content10. Meeting Intelligence11. Pipeline and Opportunities12. Proposals13. Deal Rooms14. Client Management15. Grow Existing Accounts
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Your next big consulting deal starts with someone you know.

The business development system for consultants who win on trust. Nynch tells you who to talk to, why, when and exactly how.

30 minutes. On your real data. Not generic slides. See pricing

From a relationship to the work that follows

One relationship.
Every next step connected.

A reason to talk. A conversation worth having. A proposal the buyer can act on. Follow Sabine at GE through the same connected story as the film above, then see how it fits into the whole business.

Real product screens. Fictional demo story and figures.

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A relevant change

Remember the detail that makes now the right time.

Sabine at GE mentioned a budget reserve she needs to spend before the end of February. Nynch brings her words back into view, alongside the company context. You have a reason to reconnect.

A past conversation becomes a useful opening.

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Fictional demo: Sabine’s Today card connects her budget deadline to the earlier conversation.
Her words, the timing and the reason to act, together in Today.
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02

A well-timed conversation

Start with what matters to them.

Your message picks up the work Sabine already knows and the next phase she asked about. Nynch helps prepare the opening from that history. You review the words and choose when to send.

The opening carries the relationship into the next conversation.

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Fictional demo: an unsent email to Sabine refers to her budget timing and the phase-two outline.
An unsent draft from the same demo story. You review what gets sent.
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03

An agreed next step

Turn a good conversation into a clear commitment.

Sabine will bring Malcolm from engineering finance. You will send the one-page outline first. Keep both commitments attached to the conversation, with the next move visible on the opportunity.

What you both agreed becomes the work to move forward.

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Fictional GE opportunity: send Sabine the phase-two outline before she brings Malcolm in.
Fictional scoping-call actions name the consultant and Sabine as owners of their commitments.
The opportunity and the meeting commitments belong to the same relationship.
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A proposal and Deal Room

Give the buyer a clear way to decide.

The proposal carries forward the problem, scope and investment you discussed. Bring it into a Deal Room with the supporting material and shared next steps, so Sabine and Malcolm can work from the same place.

The conversation becomes a proposal the buyer can act on.

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Fictional GE phase-two proposal: executive summary, problem, approach and investment context.
Recorded fictional GE Deal Room with the phase-two proposal and Sabine’s shared next steps.
The saved demo proposal and its Deal Room. Room screen from the homepage film.
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05

Won work

Keep the relationship with you when the work is won.

An agreed engagement becomes client work with its people and history still attached. GE’s earlier sprint is recorded on the client page, alongside the opportunities now being discussed. You can see what has been sold and what is still being sold.

The sale becomes a client relationship you can keep building.

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Fictional GE client record: the earlier won sprint, Sabine, its project stage and open expansion opportunities.
GE’s earlier won sprint and current opportunities. The phase-two proposal remains open.
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06

The next engagement

Build on the work you have already earned.

Keep the next conversation grounded in the client’s needs and the work you already know. The Service Tracker shows which services have been offered and which have not. Use that context to decide what is worth discussing next.

Existing client knowledge gives the next engagement a starting point.

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Fictional GE client record with the Service Tracker and three services not yet offered.
The current demo Service Tracker. You decide whether another service fits.
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The whole pipeline

See how the work adds up across your business.

Step back from Sabine’s opportunity to the whole pipeline. See the conversations in progress, proposals awaiting a decision and work already won. Open reporting to follow progression between stages and see where opportunities are getting stuck.

Your pipeline
Fictional demo pipeline with Engaged, Call, Proposal, Agreed and Landed columns, including GE’s open opportunity and earlier win.
The opportunities and the next action on each. Open full pipeline screenshot
Pipeline reporting
Actual demo reporting chart showing stage progression from Engaged through Call, Proposal and Agreed to Landed, with demo conversion figures.
The progression behind the pipeline. Open full reporting screenshot

Bring the relationship or opportunity you want to move forward.

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Peter O'Donoghue, founder of Nynch
Why Nynch exists

For 12 years I have coached more than 200 consultants and fractional executives on how they actually win business. I host a podcast on the same subject. Across all of that, the pattern is always the same.

Brilliant operators losing revenue, not to better competitors, but to forgotten follow-ups, missed signals, and buried commitments. Every tool they had been sold was built for high-volume sales teams running cold pipelines. Not for the one person who wins on reputation and trust.

That gap is why Nynch exists. It's the system I wish those 200 had over the last decade.

Peter O'Donoghue
Founder, Nynch
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The part that compounds

The longer you use Nynch, the more it knows your network. The sharper its read on every relationship. The better it turns context into prepared work. That’s the part competitors can’t copy. And the part you’d hate to lose.

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How to build a repeatable process that creates predictable revenue without feast or famine. Seven relationship-led playbooks you can run by hand, and six of the seven work on people you have never met.

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The shift

Your next exceptional client should not depend on luck.

The referral mention you forgot. The expansion signal buried in last week’s email. The high-value buyer who is one warm introduction away. Nynch catches the context, prepares the work and keeps you in control of the conversation.

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