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Relationships (People & Accounts)

Everyone you work with — their history, organizations, and open commitments — kept in one searchable place, not your memory.

The Relationships section in Dori’s sidebar organizes your human and commercial network into two connected views: People (individuals) and Accounts (organizations, clients, and partners).

People & Accounts Directory


1. People

Go to Relationships → People in the sidebar. Each person gets a dedicated vault profile displaying their interaction history, meeting transcripts, open commitments, and linked accounts.

Auto-Population

You don’t need to manually enter contacts one by one. Dori automatically creates and updates People profiles whenever individuals are mentioned in:

  • Calendar meeting invites and transcripts
  • WhatsApp voice notes and text messages
  • Forwarded emails and project notes

Quick Ways to Add or Enrich Contacts

You can also add or enrich People profiles directly:

  • Drop a Visiting Card: Snap a photo or drop a PDF/image of a physical business card into Dori. Dori parses the contact details (name, title, email, phone, company) and creates a formatted profile.
  • Share a Profile Link: Paste a LinkedIn profile URL or company bio link into Dori. Dori fetches public background details and attaches them to the person’s profile.
  • Import VCF Contact Cards: Forward .vcf email contact attachments directly to your vault.

2. Accounts

Go to Relationships → Accounts in the sidebar. Accounts track client organizations, vendors, and commercial prospects.

  • Automatic Contact Grouping: When people are linked to an account (e.g. Priya linked to Meridian Corp), Dori aggregates all notes and meetings involving anyone at Meridian under the Meridian Account timeline.
  • Commercial Context: Store pricing terms, proposal histories, and active project statuses alongside client meeting notes. See Accounts.

Why Relationships matter

Before walking into a call or writing an email, open the recipient’s Relationships page. You’ll instantly see:

  • Every past decision agreed with them
  • Open follow-ups and tasks assigned to them
  • Commercial proposal history for their account

This prevents context switching and ensures you never forget a commitment.

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