Norian catches what slips, before it costs you a client.

Norian doesn't replace your system. It watches alongside it. Tools like Boomerang, Notion, or your to-do list only work on what you remembered to log. Norian catches what you didn't. It's the layer underneath your existing system that notices when a client is going quiet on something you forgot to track.

No. Norian is an automated tool, no different in principle from your email client, your spam filter, or your inbox's search function. No human at Norian ever accesses your email content. What we store is a one-line summary: who owes what to whom, and when. The underlying content of your emails is never retained.

Only emails to and from the client domains Norian monitors. It reads the content in memory to extract structured summaries, then discards the original immediately. Raw email bodies are never stored. Nothing you receive or send can be seen by another person. An automated process scans your inbox once daily, looking only for commitments and requests.

No. Most mornings you won't hear from us. We only send an email when something in your client inbox has gone quiet long enough to matter, or when something looks like it's about to slip. If nothing's slipping, you get nothing.

Sometimes it will. Norian uses confidence thresholds to filter. Items it isn't sure about are dropped quietly and never shown to you. For items that do appear, one click marks them as 'not relevant' and we use that signal to get more accurate for you over time.