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Motions.

Multi-agent orchestration for customer implementation. Agents that plan, run, and adapt your onboarding work, with humans in the loop on the decisions that matter.

See how it works

A live motion, end-to-end.

A motion is a sequence of agents your team configures once. Each agent has a job, the integrations it touches, and the moments it runs. Here's the standard onboarding motion in flight.

Acme Corp Onboarding Motion
v1 · 5 stages · 38 plays · running on 12 accounts
Greeter is sending the kickoff Slack to Acme Corp
1
Closing
1–30 days
AGENTCloser
Close-Readiness Audit
AGENTPlanner
Pre-Onboarding Plan Drafter
AGENTTracker
Procurement Security Tracker
Exit criteria
  • Deal closed-won in CRM
  • Primary use case identified
2
Onboarding
1–30 days
AGENTGreeter
Welcome Coordinator
AGENTNavigator
Onboarding Navigator
AGENTStuckDetector
Activation Stuck Detector
Exit criteria
  • Kickoff complete + recapped
  • Required integrations live
  • Milestones tracking
3
Value discovery
Timeline TBD
AGENTBaseline
Value Baseline Capture
AGENTValuator
Value Moment Surfacer
Exit criteria
  • Value moment captured + quantified
  • Account active 3 of 4 weeks
4
Value preservation
Timeline TBD
AGENTBaseline
Health Baseline Snapshot
AGENTRhythmSetter
QBR Cadence Setup
AGENTGuardian
Preservation Watcher
Exit criteria
  • Health green for 2 cycles
  • No champion-departure flag
5
Expansion
Timeline TBD
AGENTConfirmer
Expansion Readiness Confirmation
AGENTExpander
Expansion Conversation Draft
Exit criteria
  • 3+ expansion signals
  • Renewal posture confirmed
Expander is ready to draft an expansion email for Northwind Labs
Account hit 3 of 3 expansion signals. Drafted email cites the signals. Review before send.

A representative motion. Real motions read your data, run through your integrations, and stay within your permissions.

Build your own agents,
in plain English.

Describe what the agent should do. Thread figures out the integrations and tool scopes it needs, then drops it into any Motion — no orchestration code, no cron jobs to babysit.

  • Plain-English agent definitions
  • Auto-generated integration scopes
  • Reusable across every Motion

What this motion is driving.

Every motion measures itself. Time to value, launch consistency, CSM capacity. Real numbers from the Acme Corp Onboarding Motion across 12 active accounts this quarter.

Average time to first value
11 days
27 days faster vs. 38d baseline before Motions
Baseline
38d
With Motions
11d
12-week trend
Live by week 2
11/12
up from 5 of 12 last quarter
CSM hours per launch
3.5h
down from 22h pre-motion
At-risk launches
2/12
down from 5 of 12 — agents catch blockers earlier

Every motion auto-reports against the baseline you set when you launched it. Open the motion in Thread to drill into per-stage TTV, per-CSM throughput, and per-account contribution.

Where every customer is in your motion.

One row per active launch. The dot shows where they are. The status reflects what an agent is doing for them right now.

Customer
Stage progress
Current motion
Status
S
Snowflake
$284k · Enterprise
Greeter drafted kickoff email · ready for review
On track
N
Notion
$58k · Mid-market
Expander queued an expansion draft · awaits approval
Awaits review
L
Linear
$22k · SMB
Valuator captured first value moment
On track
D
Datadog
$94k · Enterprise
StuckDetector flagged MSA not uploaded for 5 days
At risk
R
Ramp
$76k · Mid-market
Guardian caught a champion-departure signal
Watching
V
Vercel
$36k · SMB
Closer ran the close-readiness audit · all green
On track

Every row is a live motion. Every action a row shows is a real agent step, logged and reversible.

From project management to orchestration

Implementation today

People driving the project tracker

  • The implementation manager rebuilds the same plan each time
  • Status updates compiled by hand on Mondays
  • Kickoff prep, doc chasing, follow-ups eat the CSM's week
  • When a customer ghosts, no one notices for days
  • The customer's view is a dashboard nobody opens
Implementation with Motions

Agents driving the work, humans making the decisions

  • Agents read the deal context and generate the plan
  • Recurring work (emails, prep, blocker detection) runs itself
  • The customer-facing portal updates in real time
  • When something stalls, an agent recommends or takes the next step
  • High-stakes moves go to a human for approval

Plan. Run. Adapt.

01

Plan

Agents read the deal context, the contract, and the prior similar implementations. They generate a launch plan tailored to the customer and assign work across your team.

Doc Diff Analysis Dynamic Success Plans Workflow Engine templates Automated Handoff
02

Run

Agents execute the recurring work end-to-end: status emails, kickoff prep, document requests, calendar coordination, customer-portal updates, Slack and email follow-ups.

Workflow Engine Customer Portal Collaboration Hub Document Packets AI Meeting Copilot
03

Adapt

When a customer goes quiet, a blocker appears, or scope shifts, agents recommend the next best action. High-stakes moves wait for a human approval; everything else just gets done.

Analytics & Reporting At-risk detection Human-in-the-loop approval

What Motions does, in detail

Agents you can ship

Motions is built for the B2B SaaS reality: customer data, contract obligations, and a CSM whose name is on every launch. Every action is auditable, reversible, and bounded by the permissions you set.

Every action logged

Each agent step is recorded with the context it used and the output it produced. Replay any decision.

Humans on the high-stakes calls

Configure approval gates by action type and customer tier. Agents wait for your sign-off on what matters.

Reversible by design

Agents act through your existing systems. Emails are drafted, posts are queued, changes can be rolled back.

Your data, your boundaries

SOC 2 Type II, GDPR-ready, encrypted in transit and at rest. Customer data is never used to train public AI models.

Runs across your stack

Motions doesn't add another tool; it orchestrates the ones you already use. Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Workspace, Notion, Gong, plus 1,000+ connectors via the Thread Integration Hub.

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Common questions about Motions

Is Motions a separate product?
Motions is a product line of Thread. It runs on the Thread platform and uses the same data, integrations, and customer portal. You don't have to choose between them.
How is this different from generic AI agents?
Generic AI tools summarize or draft. Motions executes the implementation work end-to-end through your existing systems: Salesforce updates, calendar invites, portal changes, status posts. Every action is logged and reviewable.
How does Motions differ from Rocketlane's automations?
Rocketlane's automations are workflow rules: if-this-then-that. Motions is multi-agent orchestration: agents reason over deal context, pick the next best action, and adapt when conditions change. Different category, different ceiling.
Can I run Motions on my own data?
Yes. Motions reads from the data you've already connected to Thread, uses customer-specific context (CRM, contracts, prior implementations) to ground its actions, and stays within the permissions you set.
What does it cost?
Motions is in private preview while we work with a small set of design partners. Pricing is being shaped with that group. Request access if you'd like to be one of them.
How do I get access?
Request access through the form below. We're choosing design partners who run B2B SaaS implementation at scale and are willing to give shape to the product.