Keep your stack. Lose the blind spots.
Catalyst connects read-only to the systems you already pay for. It never writes back without you — and it never asks your team to change how they work.
CONNECT IN TWO WEEKS · CUSTOMER DATA NEVER TRAINS CROSS-MSP MODELS
None of them know it’s the same story.
Your PSA sees tickets. Your CRM sees a renewal date. Your RMM sees green dashboards. Each one is right — and each one is blind to the other two.
Hartwell Industries is one client. To three systems it’s three unrelated stories: a rough month for service, a quiet account, a healthy fleet. Read together, it’s one story — a renewal walking out the door through a disengaged IT director, and a CFO already reading your security brief.
That read is the product. Not another dashboard — the sentence that tells you what to do next.
One client. One story: the relationship is leaving through the IT director — and it can be saved through the CFO.
Your whole book, read across everything.
Every client, scored by every view, ranked by who needs you this week. Read-only. The whole book. No card. You keep it.
Four clients need you this week. Catalyst has already read the signals from all five views and ranked the book by who’s closest to the edge.
Four clients need you this week. Catalyst has ranked the book by who’s closest to the edge.
Save the renewal by re-anchoring the relationship to the CFO, not the IT Director.
Diane (CFO) opened your EDR brief two days before exec-engagement decay broke threshold — she is worried about something specific.
Marcus (IT) has gone cold since the demo. The relationship is leaving through him; it can be saved through her.
QBR is in 12 days. Reframe the opener around CFO language — audit posture, board-ready — not uptime and tickets.
- 1Pre-QBR call with Diane this week. Subject: “the question I think you’re asking.”
- 2Lead the QBR opening with the security expansion, not Q3 ticket throughput.
- 3Send proposal variants the day of the QBR; warm-cc Marcus, primary to Diane.
Save the renewal by re-anchoring the relationship to the CFO, not the IT Director.
Why · cross-viewDiane (CFO) opened your EDR brief two days before exec-engagement decay broke threshold — she is worried about something specific.
Marcus (IT) has gone cold since the demo. The relationship is leaving through him; it can be saved through her.
QBR is in 12 days. Reframe the opener around CFO language — audit posture, board-ready — not uptime and tickets.
- 1Pre-QBR call with Diane this week. Subject: “the question I think you’re asking.”
- 2Lead the QBR opening with the security expansion, not Q3 ticket throughput.
- 3Send proposal variants the day of the QBR; warm-cc Marcus, primary to Diane.
One core. Five ways it talks.
Client 360 is the front door. Behind it, one synthesis core feeds five working views — not five products, never an à-la-carte menu. Turn them on as the reads prove out.
Health, risk, and the three moves that matter — ready before the review. The QBR is one use of it, not the headline.
Defends the renewalBehavioral risk scoring before the cancellation is on the calendar. Intervention playbooks, weekly alerts, monthly board view.
60–90 days of leadThree scope variants the day of the discovery call, priced for the margin you actually want. Follow-up and win/loss built in.
Same-day, consistentWeighted MRR forecast from the CRM you already run. Cold-deal alerts within 48 hours of a velocity drop.
A forecast you can defendEight posts, two articles, one newsletter a month — in your voice, built on ICP pain, published automatically.
Authority on a cadenceHealth, risk, and the three moves that matter — ready before the review.
Behavioral risk scoring before the cancellation is on the calendar.
Three scope variants the day of the discovery call, priced for the margin you want.
Weighted MRR forecast from the CRM you already run. Cold-deal alerts within 48 hours.
Eight posts, two articles, one newsletter a month — in your voice, published automatically.
ONE SYNTHESIS CORE · FIVE VIEWS · EVERY SIGNAL SHARED BETWEEN THEMONE SYNTHESIS CORE · FIVE VIEWS · EVERY SIGNAL SHARED
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Your book, read for free.
Connect read-only. Two weeks later, Client 360 has read your whole book — every client, every signal, ranked by who needs you. You keep it. No card, no pilot fee.
Build with us.
If the read is right, join the founding cohort — a small group of MSPs building this with us. We’re in the room every week, and the roadmap moves because you said so.
Engagement pricing is a conversation, not a page.
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Catalyst Shift is founder-run. The people who read your book are the people who built the thing reading it.
Palantir never sold data. It sold the moment an institution finally saw one picture.
That layer now exists for the MSP business. Your stack already holds the answer — see what it says about your book.