Prepare the facts before pressure starts.
Capture counterparty, amount, dates, context, languages, countries, and the answers that shape leverage.
A focused workspace for high-stakes conversations. Map the power balance, prepare trade chips, generate practical AI strategy text, track the meeting, and leave with a clear next step.
Let the counter breathe. After you counter, pause and let them respond. Do not fill silence with another concession.
The app is built around the way negotiations actually unfold: preparation, strategy, then live meeting execution.
Capture counterparty, amount, dates, context, languages, countries, and the answers that shape leverage.
See where power sits, write a target, define the walk-away point, and generate practical AI prep text.
Log offers, objections, counters, concessions, notes, and outcomes while the checklist keeps the next move clear.
Adapted from the Quantix template, this section now mirrors the actual NT app: tabs, embedded product visuals, and crisp feature explanations.
Preparation is not a text box. NT breaks it into domain-specific questions, comments, details, and progress so weak spots surface early.
Power balance is the app's central readout. It shows whether you can push, need to trade, or should protect the walk-away point.
The AI prompts use your negotiation context and selected answers to draft power analysis, opening statements, argument pairs, and conditional concessions.
They have stronger leverage because timing and replacement cost work against us.
We want to align on value, risk, and next steps before discussing any movement on terms.
We offered a narrower scope if they confirm a longer commitment in writing.
NT turns the live meeting into a timeline of concrete events and keeps the next move visible when pressure rises.
Outcomes are captured with final offers, concessions exchanged, follow-up dates, and notes so the negotiation does not disappear after the call.
The current app ships with focused templates so the preparation questions, power logic, and AI prompts match the situation.
Supplier, price, service, dependency, switching effort, and value protection.
Renewal terms, alternative paths, relationship value, and timing pressure.
Offer strength, candidate leverage, BATNA, compensation, and clear walk-away lines.
Use the landing page for the public first impression. Keep the actual negotiation workspace protected under /nt.