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Company AI Brain for Sales

From prospect research to a complete customer handover.

Help sales teams identify the right opportunities, personalise outreach, maintain accurate records, follow up consistently, and carry context into onboarding and customer engagement.

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Company AI Brain for Sales

In practice

Full Workflow Examples

End-to-end paths through Sales — from signal to improvement, with human control where it matters.

  1. Signal
  2. Understand
  3. Recommend
  4. Approve
  5. Execute
  6. Monitor
  7. Learn
  8. Improve
  • 01

    Prospect signal to approved outreach

    • Signal: A prospect or organisation shows a buying signal from research, inbound interest, or account activity.
    • Understand: Brain connects account history, stakeholders, prior communication, product context, and approved customer evidence.
    • Recommend: Suggests messaging, timing, stakeholders, and whether product, technical, finance, or leadership should join later.
    • Approve: Salesperson updates or confirms the outreach sequence. Sensitive or high-value communication always needs approval first.
    • Execute: Sends the approved outreach, updates records, and schedules the next follow-up under sending rules.
    • Monitor: Tracks replies, engagement, and silence against the planned sequence.
    • Learn: Notes which messages, timing, or stakeholders moved the prospect.
    • Improve: Refines the next similar outreach with clearer proof points and timing.
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  • 02

    Opportunity progression to close

    • Signal: An active opportunity advances, stalls, or needs a next meeting.
    • Understand: Brain reviews stage, recent engagement, open commitments, objections, and missing records.
    • Recommend: Proposes the next action, talking points, meeting brief, or revival touch if the opportunity went quiet.
    • Approve: Salesperson updates or confirms the next step before anything is sent or scheduled.
    • Execute: Prepares the meeting brief, records confirmed decisions, updates the opportunity, and schedules approved follow-ups.
    • Monitor: Tracks stage movement, inactive opportunities, and overdue next steps.
    • Learn: Captures why opportunities stalled or progressed.
    • Improve: Updates stage prompts and follow-up timing for similar opportunities.
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  • 03

    Closed won to customer handover

    • Signal: The opportunity closes won and customer onboarding can begin.
    • Understand: Brain gathers commitments, requirements, decisions, stakeholders, pricing context, and open risks.
    • Recommend: Proposes a handover for customer engagement / onboarding owners, including next steps and missing items.
    • Approve: Salesperson / sales lead updates or confirms the handover before it is shared.
    • Execute: Shares the approved handover, updates records, and notifies the receiving team with context.
    • Monitor: Tracks whether the receiving team picks up the handover and starts next steps.
    • Learn: Notes what context was missing or re-asked after handover.
    • Improve: Strengthens the next handover checklist so less context is lost between sales and onboarding.
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Intelligence becomes valuable when it improves what happens next.

The Department Cycle

Know. Decide.
Act. Trust.

Every workflow in Sales runs through a complete intelligence cycle, from signal to improvement, with human control where it matters.

  • Know

    • Research prospects and organisations
    • Connect previous interactions
    • Summarise account history
    • Identify buying signals
    • Retrieve relevant customer stories and product information
    • Track active opportunities
    • Track open commitments
    • Identify missing records
    • Summarise calls and messages
    • Understand why opportunities move or stall
  • Decide

    • Prioritise opportunities
    • Recommend the next action
    • Suggest relevant messaging
    • Identify the correct stakeholder
    • Recommend follow-up timing
    • Flag inactive opportunities
    • Identify likely objections
    • Recommend when to involve product, technical, finance, or leadership teams
  • Act

    • Prepare personalised outbound
    • Create complete outreach sequences
    • Schedule approved sends
    • Update customer relationship records
    • Create follow-up tasks
    • Schedule calls and check-ins
    • Prepare meeting briefs
    • Record confirmed decisions
    • Generate proposals for human review
    • Coordinate approved handover into customer onboarding
    • Monitor responses and trigger the next approved step
  • Trust

    • Require approval for sensitive or high value communication
    • Show the source of personalised claims
    • Prevent unsupported statements
    • Respect contact preferences
    • Apply sending limits
    • Maintain communication history
    • Allow people to edit, reject, pause, or take over
    • Escalate unusual or high risk opportunities

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Systems Connected

  • Customer relationship systems
  • Outbound systems
  • Email and messaging systems
  • Meeting systems
  • Documents
  • Product information
  • Pricing and proposal systems
  • Customer engagement systems
  • Task systems
  • Analytics
  • Databases