Rings AI and Perplexity today announced a partnership that makes the Rings connector available in Perplexity Computer. Joint customers can bring what their own team knows into their work on Computer: who knows whom, how strong those relationships are, what has happened across the firm, and where active opportunities stand. Partnership adds a team's relationship and activity history to end-to-end workflows in Perplexity Computer research for investment, client coverage, business development, and partnerships teams.
A company's relationship and activity history rarely lives in one system. CRM records capture only part of it. The rest is spread across individual inboxes, calendars, meeting notes, and the people who hold the relationships. Rings captures that activity automatically from email and calendar and brings it together into a shared relationship graph, a source of truth for the team's relationship and activity history. PathPower® measures relationship strength across that graph.
Perplexity Computer plans and carries out multi-step work across tools and apps, from researching markets, companies, and people to prioritizing a target list, preparing for a board meeting, or creating a deliverable. Rings adds the context held across the team: existing relationships, past meetings and emails, notes, opportunities, and recommended introduction paths through colleagues and shared contacts.
Examples include investment teams asking who knows founders executives investors and best path to introduction, business development prioritizing 20 target companies by relationship strength drafting note, client coverage reviewing priority accounts summarizing recent activity identifying accounts with no activity in last 90 days, and investment teams summarizing firm history before board meeting.
"Perplexity Computer can tell a team a great deal about a company from the outside and help them act on that information," said Martin Gedalin, co-founder and CEO of Rings AI. "Rings holds what the team knows from the inside: who has the relationship, how strong it is, and what has happened across the firm."
About Rings AI
Rings AI is an XRM (extended relationship management) platform. It brings a team's activity from email, calendar, meetings, notes, and opportunity records into a shared relationship graph that serves as the team's source of truth for relationships and activity, including context that CRMs often miss. Rings is used by venture capital, private equity, investment banking, and fintech firms.
