Mindmatrix pairs its AI sales platform with Bodine and Co.'s partner-programme consulting
Mindmatrix, which makes GTMOS, an AI-powered platform for go-to-market and partner sales work, has partnered with Bodine and Co., an experience strategy firm founded by customer experience author Kerry Bodine, according to a press release.
The partnership combines GTMOS with Bodine and Co.'s partner experience services, aimed at companies whose partner programmes rely on a small group of partners for most of their sales pipeline. Bodine and Co. helps design and improve the programme, while GTMOS turns partner data into recommendations and handles execution. Mindmatrix launched GTMOS in October 2026, building on its partner relationship management software. The release does not give pricing or name customers.
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