The requester explains the purpose to the connector. The connector checks whether the intended recipient wants the introduction. Once both are willing, the connector introduces them with brief, accurate context.
Avoid forwarding confidential information or exposing contact details before the appropriate permission is obtained.
Describe who wants to speak, the relevant problem and the proposed time commitment. Do not exaggerate urgency, endorsement or commercial interest. A clear no should end the request.
Record requester interest, connector approval, recipient acceptance and introduction sent. These are distinct stages, and confusing them can make programme performance look better than it is.
Orbb can support request coordination, drafting and reminders within an agreed approval flow. Confirm how recipient permission is handled rather than assuming every introduction uses the same method.
Use double opt-in where it suits the relationship and context. The objective is an appropriate conversation, not adding formal steps without a purpose.