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Account research
Builds context from CRM history, past threads, and public signals before anyone writes a word.
Solutions · Sales
The AI sales employee that works your pipeline every day.
It researches accounts, qualifies inbound, drafts the follow-up, and keeps the CRM true — supervised, on the record, and tuned to how your team sells.
First drafts the same day Approval on every send until you say otherwise Full audit trail
pipeline · live
Pipeline On shiftSales · Mara
LeadStageNext
Acme CoQUALIFIEDDRAFT HELD
LakemontRESEARCHCONTEXT
VantoraQUIET 21DRE-ENGAGE
FernwellREPLIEDBOOKED
StarklineNEWQUALIFYING
14 LEADS WORKED TODAY0 DROPPED
3×
Faster lead response
11
Quiet deals resurfaced in month one
100%
Of sends on the record
Representative results · your pipeline will vary
The job
What your sales employee owns.
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Lead qualification
Scores and routes every inbound against the criteria your team sets — nothing sits unread overnight.
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Follow-up drafting
Prepares relevant outreach and revival messages for review, or sends within approved rules.
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CRM hygiene
Keeps records, owners, stages, and next steps current after every touch — the pipeline stays true.
On shift
A day of sales work, finished.
While your team sells, the agent works the parts of the pipeline that usually slip: the inquiry that arrived at 9pm, the deal that went quiet three weeks ago, the CRM record nobody updated after the call.
Everything it prepares waits in one queue. Everything it sends carries its reason, approval, and outcome — reviewable months later, not just in the moment.
a day on shift
TimeActionState
08:30Scanned inbox + CRM — 14 open leads picked upAUTO
09:12New inquiry · Acme Co — account context assembledAUTO
09:14First-contact reply drafted for reviewHELD
09:41You approved — sent via Gmail, thread trackedSENT
11:05Deal quiet 21 days — re-engagement draftedHELD
13:20CRM updated · owners, stages, next stepsAUTO
16:45Daily summary — 23 done · 2 waiting on youREPORT
sales · guardrails
RuleState
Routine follow-upsAUTO
New-contact outreachHOLD
Pricing & discountsHOLD
Contract termsBLOCKED
Enforced server-side · Widened one rule at a time
Supervision
Autonomy you dial, not hope for.
Start with every send held for approval. When the drafts are consistently right, let routine follow-ups run on their own — while first contacts, pricing, and anything near a contract keep waiting for a person.
Rules are enforced on the server, not suggested in a prompt. The agent cannot lower its own floor.
Integrations
Plugged into your sales stack.
Each connection is scoped to only what the role needs — reading the inbox doesn't grant sending, and sending can still require your approval.
GM
GmailOutreach & inbox
OU
OutlookOutreach & inbox
SA
SalesforceCRM
HU
HubSpotCRM
PI
PipedriveCRM
SL
SlackDeal rooms & alerts
GO
Google CalendarScheduling
CA
CalendlyBooking
ZO
ZoomMeetings
LI
LinkedInProspecting
NO
NotionPlaybooks & notes
+ thousands morevia Syntrum connectionsIt picked up eleven deals that had gone quiet. Two of them closed. It paid for itself in the first month.
Sales questions, straight answers.
It watches the channels where sales work arrives — the shared inbox, the CRM, form fills — then researches the account, qualifies the lead against your criteria, drafts the follow-up, and keeps records, owners, and next steps current. It works continuously, not when someone remembers to prompt it.
Not unless you allow it. By default, first-contact outreach and anything touching pricing holds for your approval, and the approval shows the exact message before it goes out. Routine follow-ups can run autonomously once you widen the boundary.
Gmail, Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, and your calendar out of the box, with least-access scope by default — and thousands more systems through Syntrum connections. It works inside your stack rather than replacing it.
A sales agent is one role on any plan — from $12/month with your own API key on Solo, or on Team with model usage included. There's no per-seat charge for the humans reviewing its work.
Connect the inbox and the CRM, start in Assist mode, and the first qualified leads and drafted follow-ups typically land in your approval queue the same day. You review everything until you decide it has earned autonomy.
Start small
Put one agent to work this week.
Start with one repeatable job. Keep approval over every action, see the results, and expand when you are ready.