Partners are organisations that want to reach the people here, and who can only do it through us, on the terms written on this page rather than in a contract nobody reads.
Every organisation already holds what its people need. Almost none of it moves.
The knowledge is there. The willingness is there. What is missing is anything that routes a need to the person three conversations away who could answer it in half an hour.
A partner opens Gigets for their people. Gigets does the routing inside it.
What Gigets gives an organisation
People who can finally reach each other. Every match explained in one sentence. Every exchange recorded when it is delivered, and not before.
A picture of how their people actually collaborate. Where help flows and where it stops. Which capabilities are scarce and which are abundant and sitting unused. Which parts of the organisation are two handshakes apart and behave as though they are twenty. No survey has measured this accurately, because a survey records what people say they would do and a settlement records what they did.
A reason to be there. The organisation becomes the layer that made it possible, visible to its people as exactly that.
What a partner never gets
| Never | Why |
|---|---|
| A member's name, contact details, or anything identifying | Protocol 01. Member data is never sold and never brokered |
| A list of members to approach | Nothing here is an audience |
| Placement, priority or weight in matching | The routing engine has no field a partner can influence |
| Advertising, in any form | A constitutional invariant, changed only by signed founder decision |
| A rating, a score or a ranking of any person | Exchanges are priced. People never are, and the schema has nowhere to put it |
Member-initiated, and nothing else. An introduction happens because a member stated an Ask that the partner can answer, and only if that member wants it. The partner never learns who declined. Everything else a partner sees is aggregated and de-identified.
That line is the reason the network and the promise can exist in the same company. It is written on a public page rather than in a contract nobody reads, because that is the version that is hard to abandon quietly.
This opens after the public launch, as a service to organisations, and it is what funds the company. Not advertising, which we have refused permanently. Not member data, which is never for sale. An organisation becomes the reason a group of people can reach each other at all, and pays for that rather than for anybody's attention.
Nothing here can be bought today. If your people already help each other, tell us roughly how many there are, where they are, and what they already do for one another. That is enough for a first conversation. office@gigets.co