About
Make the next owner obvious.
NextWho works at workflow level, not employee level: every handoff gets a named owner, a next action, and a time it needs attention.
Growing teams pass work between sales, delivery, support, finance, and hiring every day. Each pass is a chance for work to stall — because the next owner isn't named, the next action isn't written down, or the context stays behind in a meeting.
NextWho maps each recurring workflow as ownership lanes, confirms every handoff, and runs a weekly review of what still needs an owner. Teams assign, pass, confirm, and resolve — and anyone can see who owns the work right now.
Own the handoff
Most work doesn't fail inside a step. It fails between steps, when nobody is sure who picks it up.
Workflow level, not employee level
We analyze workflows and handoffs, never individual productivity. No ranking, no keystroke tracking, no personal scores.
AI drafts, humans approve
AI drafts maps, SOPs, handoff suggestions, and weekly summaries. A named owner approves every process change.
Who we build for
- Founders and operators of 5–150 person teams.
- Heads of operations who own cross-team handoffs.
- Agencies and service teams passing work to clients and back.
What we won't build
- Employee monitoring or productivity rankings.
- AI that changes your process without approval.
- Another task list competing with the one you have.
NextWho is built by NextWho Systems LLC.