Personal Relationship Manager

The personal relationship manager (PRM) is a database of people with which you wish to keep somespecial contact. It's like a customer relationship management system, but for the people inyour life.

It's first role is simply as a database of the persons you know. But via other Thrive mechanismsit can make sure you don't forget about birthdays, or remember to catch up regularly, or evencall for specific holidays.

In the workspace, you can see the PRM:

Properties

The PRM database contains people. But it has some metadata too.

Currently this is the catch up project - the project where birthday, catch up tasks, etc aregenerated.

A person has a name, and it must be unique. Add some clarification next to it to resolveconflicts.

A person also has a certain relationship with you - family, friend, work buddy, etc.

A person can have a defined catch up period. Some guideline for how often you should try tocatch up with them - a message, a call, or even a dinner would all count. Correspondinginbox tasks are generated in the PRM catch up project much likewith metrics collection.

• There are a number of other optional parameters which control how the catch up inbox task is setup, and they have the same meanings as for habits.
• If the period is missing, then no generation occurs, and the whole parameter set is ignored.

A person can have a birthday. It needs to be specified with the format like 12 Apr. Aninbox task is defined yearly for this and also generated.

• If the birthday is missing, the no generation occurs.
• The birthday has an actionable date so it doesn't clog up the inbox. It becomes visible like:
• 28 days in advance for family
• 14 days in advance for friends
• 2 days in advance for everyone else

Person Settings

In the web app you can change the global catch up project via the Settings button: