Better Negotiations with Fair Mind

Analyze interests, generate creative options, and improve negotiation outcomes with AI-powered insights based on the principles from "Getting to Yes."

Inspired by "Getting to Yes"

Principled Negotiation Framework

Fair Mind is built on the four principles of negotiation from the bestselling book "Getting to Yes" by Roger Fisher and William Ury.

1

Separate People from the Problem

Deal with relationship issues independently from substantive problems. Address emotions and perceptions directly without making them part of the negotiation substance.

2

Focus on Interests, Not Positions

Look beyond stated positions to identify the underlying interests, needs, and concerns that motivate each party. Multiple positions can satisfy the same interest.

3

Invent Options for Mutual Gain

Generate a variety of possible solutions before deciding what to do. Look for shared interests and creative options that provide mutual benefit.

4

Insist on Objective Criteria

Base agreements on fair standards, procedures, or principles rather than pressure or power. Use objective criteria that are independent of each side's will.

Why Choose Fair Mind

Our platform helps negotiators identify interests, analyze positions, and generate creative options for mutual gain.

Interest Analysis

Identify and evaluate the quality of interest statements to ensure they follow principled negotiation best practices.

Option Generation

Generate creative options based on the interests of both parties to find solutions for mutual gain.

AI-Powered Enhancement

Enhance your interest statements with AI-guided questions that help uncover deeper interests and improve outcomes.

How Fair Mind Works

A simple process to improve your negotiation outcomes

1

Create a Project

Enter the negotiation topic and interest statements for both parties involved.

2

Analyze & Enhance

Get scores and feedback on your interest statements, then enhance them with AI guidance.

3

Generate Options

Discover creative negotiation options that address the interests of both parties.