EntwineEcosystem readiness audit
Session-only — nothing is stored
Free · 10 minutes · Structured read-out

See what your partner data already knows

Load one export from a system you already use. You get a read-out of one partner relationship: how far past the sale it goes, what your own records show, and what they can't yet show.

1Load your data
2Add context · a few short questions
3Your read-out · on screen, then by email

Start with the export you can get today

Pick one. The other two can be added in step 2, or left out. The read-out says plainly what it couldn't see.

Audit
Skip this if your file already has a Vendor column.
Held for this session only. Never stored.
Your read-out will include
What this partner does for your customers: sell, deploy or run. Read from the work in your data, not from the partner's tier or title.
What the audit couldn't see, and the one export that would close each gap
A verdict, and the recommendation that follows. Categorised from your data and your answers; the audit never estimates.
CSI · CDE · ECSFree in Entwine · up to 5 monitored relationships
What the audit can see
EngagementNot yet
PipelineNot yet
OutcomesNot yet
Coverage0 of 3 lenses
Your readiness so far
Partner activity identified
Load a partner-engagement export
Depth can be classified
Classified when the audit starts
Pipeline influence
Add a PRM/CRM export in step 2
Outcome linkage
Add a Customer Success export in step 2
The audit categorises what your data shows and says exactly what it couldn't see. It never estimates.
New to partner data?
  • You don't need a PRM. A spreadsheet of partner meetings, tickets or QBRs is a valid export.
  • Not sure what you've got? Open a template and match your columns to it.
  • Only have one piece? Load it. The read-out names whose export (Delivery, Alliances or Customer Success) would close each gap.
  • Prefer a spreadsheet? Fill in the Five-Customer Audit workbook or the Framework Calculator (.xlsx) and drop it here. The audit recognises both.
See the whole thing first, screen by screen →