Cortege 2.0.0.51

Cortege is a contact manage software that works with Outlook.

Cortege is a visual contacts management system that works on Microsoft Outlook platform and enables you to manage all your contacts via an interactive map that displays a network of your contacts along with their relationship, importance and other important aspects.

Identify your most valuable connections
Whether you do it for business or social reasons, networking frequently obeys the 80/20 rule: twenty percent of your network will provide eighty percent of its value. But who are the twenty percent?

Cortege helps reveal which of your contacts may be of value. It identifies those who have provided useful introductions or might influence others.

Take control of your relationships
Cortege gives you the ability to define the relationship you have with each of your contacts, and then organizes your network so that the most important people are always closest to you.

Cortege reminds you when its time to get in touch, and highlights those in danger of slipping away.

Harness the power of electronic mail
By combining Outlooks e-mail client with its powerful graphical interface, Cortege allows you to reach entire branches or categories of your network with a single e-mail.

The ability to create ad hoc mailing lists is built into Cortege, so you can instantly contact friends, prospects, customers, everyone who knows a particular contact, lives in a specific location, etc.

Your own personal networking journal
Glance through your Outlook contacts. Try and recall the last time you saw each person.

Remember where you met and what was said?
Corteges Journal lets you record the result of important meetings and conversations with every member of your network, a vital tool in building successful relationships.

Measure your networking performance
Corteges built-in scoring system uses the entries in your Journal to provide an objective measure of your networking performance.

By comparing this to each contacts value, you can see at a glance how effective your networking activities have been, and then use what youve learned to build a powerful network of your own.