Turn your next customer call into an intro
Your happy customers already know your next customers. Homie checks who’s on your calendar and shows you who they know, so you have a specific name ready if the moment feels right.
- Made for
- Customer success and account managers
- Time it takes
- 2 minutes before a call
- Works with
- Google Calendar and Homie
Today, 14:00
Quarterly review with Northwind45 min, Google Meet
You
Maya Lindqvist, Head of Ops
Jonas Aho, Ops Analyst
Maya can likely introduce you to
Elina Koski
COO, Halden Logistics
Rafael Pereira
VP Operations, Brightwave
Sofia Nyström
Director of Ops, Kestrel Health
Make the ask easy to say yes to
“Do you know anyone who could use this?” puts all the work on your customer. Most people can’t think of anyone on the spot, even when they’d be happy to help.
A specific name changes that. “I noticed you worked with Elina at Halden. Would you be open to introducing us?” is a two-second yes or no. You only bring it up if the call is going well. Homie just makes sure you have the name ready.
How it works
Connect your calendar once. After that, every customer meeting comes with its own short list.
Homie spots the meeting
Through the Google Calendar integration, Homie sees upcoming calls with your customers and who’s attending.
It checks who they know
Homie looks through each attendee’s network for people at your target accounts and estimates how well they actually know each other.
You read the room
You get the top names before the call. If the conversation goes well, ask about one. If it doesn’t, there’s always next time.
What you’ll see before the call
A short list, not a spreadsheet. Each name comes with the reason they’re relevant and the signals behind how well your customer knows them, so you can mention it naturally.
Before your 14:00 with Northwind3 of 41 matches- Elina KoskiCOO, Halden Logistics
- Worked with Maya at Halden for 4 years
- Halden matches your ICP and is on your target list
- Rafael PereiraVP Operations, Brightwave
- Co-hosted an ops leaders meetup with Maya last spring
- Sofia NyströmDirector of Ops, Kestrel Health
- Studied together
- 9 mutual connections
When to ask, and when to wait
The information is always there. Whether to use it is your call.
Good moments to ask
- They’ve just shared a win they got from your product
- You’ve solved a problem for them recently
- They mention someone at one of your target accounts
- It’s a renewal or review that went smoothly
Better to wait
- The call is about an open issue or escalation
- They seem short on time or stressed
- You asked them for an intro recently
- You’re meeting someone new for the first time
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You’ll need the Platform plan or an active trial, with your network and Google Calendar connected.
Set up MCP Calendar integration guideI have a call with [customer company] on [date]. Check my calendar for who’s attending. Then use Homie to read my ICP and use list_person_network for each attendee from [customer company]. Find people they know at my target accounts, rank them by how well they likely know each other, and show the signals behind each one. Check network coverage and don’t treat an empty result as proof there are no connections. Give me the top three, with one sentence I could use to bring each up naturally.
Write a short thank-you note to [customer name] that asks whether they’d be comfortable introducing me to [prospect]. Mention [reason to meet] and make it easy to say no.
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