OneHop for consultants & advisors
Referrals, on purpose.
Independent consultants and advisors live on referrals, but most leave them to chance. OneHop turns the network you've built over a career into a steady, deliberate source of introductions.
Sound familiar?
Referrals you can't predict
Your best clients came from someone who knew someone. You'd like more of that, but you can't see where the next one will come from.
Relationships that quietly fade
The partner who sent you two projects three years ago hasn't heard from you since. You meant to keep in touch.
Guessing who knows whom
You want a meeting at a particular company. Someone in your network probably knows someone there, but finding out means asking around.
How OneHop helps
See who knows whom
Name a company or the kind of person you want to meet. OneHop shows who in your network can introduce you, ranked by how well you know them.
Know who's gone quiet
Relationship strength comes from real history, so you can see which past clients and referrers you haven't spoken to in a year, before the relationship goes cold.
Asks people are happy to forward
OneHop drafts a short, specific note your contact can forward in one click. They check with the other side first, so the introduction lands well.
An illustrative example
How Tom got a meeting with a hospital network
- Tom advises healthcare providers on operations. He wanted a conversation with the COO of a private hospital group.
- He searched OneHop for the organisation. Nobody he knew worked there, but two people he knew well had worked with its COO.
- One was a former client he hadn't spoken to in 14 months. OneHop flagged the relationship as cooling.
- Tom reconnected first with a genuine catch-up, then asked. His former client checked with the COO and introduced them the following week.
Names, figures and details in this example are illustrative, not a customer case study.
Questions
How do consultants get more referrals?
Stay in regular touch with past clients and peers, be specific about the work you want, and make it easy to refer you with a short forwardable note. See how to ask for a warm introduction.
Where does OneHop get my network from?
Only from you: Google or Microsoft (read-only), contacts you import, the data exports platforms give you, cards people share with you in person, and communities you join.
Does it work for a small network?
Yes. Even a few hundred genuine relationships hide more introductions than most people realise, because each person you know well knows hundreds more.
Is my data used to train AI models?
Your network is never sold or pooled. See the Privacy Policy for exactly how AI features use your data.
Guides for consultants & advisors
How to ask for a warm introduction
A step-by-step guide to asking for a warm introduction: who to ask, what to say, a forwardable note to include, and how to follow up without being awkward.
Read the guide →How to reconnect with dormant contacts
Dormant ties are some of the most valuable relationships you have. Why reconnecting works, who to start with, and message templates that don't feel transactional.
Read the guide →How to map your professional network
A practical exercise to see who you actually know: where your network lives, how to sort relationships by strength, and how to spot the introductions hiding in it.
Read the guide →Find the one hop between you and who you need.
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