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Read first, then write.

Research Wren reads a company or a person before anyone writes to them: what they do, who decides, what changed lately. Every fact links to where it came from.

Two colleagues compare notes on their laptops
A brief, with sourcesNordhaus GmbH
  • Builds scheduling software for clinics in Germany and Austria.1
  • Marit Voss, head of operations, signs off new tools.2
  • Opened a Vienna office in September.3
Sources: their site, a press note, two job posts, a filing
Every fact has a source5 sources read
An example. Names and numbers are made up.
What it does for you

Know who you are writing to.

  • Briefs on any company or personWhat they do, who decides and what changed lately, in a page you read in a minute.
  • Every fact has a sourceEach line links to where it came from. A fact with no source is left out.
  • Feeds the other specialistsOutbound Wren writes from the brief; Meetings Wren reads it before the call.
What it will never doState a fact it can’t point to a source forGuess who decides when it can’t tell
Workloom company record with a brief and its sources
Research Wren works in your records, Search and Signals.