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Journeys turn onboarding and activation from a memory exercise into a repeatable playbook: a defined set of tasks, applied to the right partners, tracked to completion.

The problem it solves

Onboarding and activation usually live in someone’s head and a pile of reminders:

Impact

The first ninety days decide whether a partner ever sells anything. A repeatable path through them is the least glamorous and most reliable advantage you can have.

See it work

How it works

A journey is a reusable set of tasks you apply to partners, the playbook for a stage of the relationship. Introw ships with starting points for the moments that matter most: partner onboarding, partner activation, and certification. You can use one as is, adapt it, or build your own from scratch, choosing whether tasks must be done in order or can be completed in any sequence. Once a journey exists, you apply it to the partners who need it and watch them move through it. Each partner’s progress is visible across to do, in progress, and done, so a partner manager can see who is stalling and step in before a new partner goes cold or an existing one quietly disengages. Because reminders and updates reach partners where they already work, the playbook keeps running even when no one is logged into a portal. Journeys make the partner lifecycle a process you run, not a set of tasks you remember. Partner ops designs the playbook once, partner managers apply it to the right partners, and everyone sees progress in one place. New partners get to first deal on a shorter, more consistent path, and the partners who stall surface early enough to do something about it.

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Going deeper

How to

Setup, configuration, and all how-to guides.

API reference

Integration surface and code.
Works with

Tasks

Journeys are built from tasks.

Partner Onboarding

Drive progressive onboarding.

Enrollments

Make a course a journey step.

Workflows

Enroll a partner in a journey automatically, and reward them when they finish it.