You already know what changed when your team moved onto Uncountable. Introduce us to a peer still working around fragmented data, and we'll take it from there. When the intro call happens, we donate $250 to a cause you choose.
You're vouching for a fit, not selling software. We handle the rest and keep you posted.
Share their name, company, and one line on the problem they're trying to solve. That context is what makes the introduction worth making.
Our team reviews the referral within two business days. We don't go looking through the rest of your network.
Once the intro call has happened, we make the $250 donation and send you the confirmation.
The donation is made when the introduction turns into a real conversation.
We review fit and come back to you within two business days. Nothing is paid for a form fill.
Your referral takes the call and it's a real conversation; verified by the account executive who was on it. A meeting that no-shows doesn't count. We then donate $250 in your name.
Pick the one that means something to you.
Hands-on robotics and STEM programs building the next generation of engineers, in more than 100 countries.
Children's health, nutrition, education and protection in more than 190 countries.
Medicines and medical supplies to health providers in around 90 countries.
Yes, unless you tell us otherwise. A warm introduction works precisely because it isn't anonymous. If you'd rather stay unnamed, leave the second consent box unchecked and we'll reach out without mentioning you. No donation is made in that case, since we can't verify the referral came from you.
The $250 goes directly from Uncountable to the charity you nominate, so there is no gift for you to accept, declare, or return. Some policies do also cover donations made at an employee's request, so it's worth a quick look at yours.
No. The payment never comes to you, so there's no income for you to report, and no deduction for you to claim, because the donation is ours.
We don't give tax advice: check with a professional if you're unsure.
Thirty days from the submission date. That's the window for the intro call to actually take place. If scheduling slips past that, tell us and we'll look at it.
That doesn't disqualify the referral. Large organizations run product development across separate divisions, sites, and regions. An introduction to a different business unit, site, or region qualifies, including at companies that are already customers.
What doesn't qualify is a referral to someone already in an active conversation with us, or to a team that already has an open opportunity. If two people refer the same person, the first submission takes priority.
Yes. Submit them one at a time so each gets its own context.