Reps lose most of the week to work that is not selling: sorting inbound, rebuilding the same proposal, writing the follow-up they meant to send Tuesday. Below are four automations we build, each one running on this page. The companies and numbers are invented; the behavior is exactly what ships.
Inbound piles up overnight and gets worked in the order it arrived, which means the referral asking about lead times waits behind a student downloading a whitepaper. By the time a rep gets to the good one, someone else has called them back.
Typically delivered as: AI Process Automation • Intelligent Integrations
Automate ThisA score you cannot argue with is a score nobody trusts. Every one shows its work.
A quote means pulling account terms from the CRM, pricing from a spreadsheet somebody owns, lead times from whoever answers, and then rebuilding the same document you built last week. Hours per proposal, and the tier discount still gets applied wrong.
Typically delivered as: AI Process Automation • Intelligent Integrations
Automate ThisIt drafts. It does not send. Anything past discount authority stops and asks.
Everyone knows the follow-up matters. Everyone also has forty open deals and no time to write forty specific emails, so they send the same template and it reads like one.
Typically delivered as: AI Process Automation • Intelligent Integrations
Automate ThisThe Plaquemines draft got held until Thursday, because the prospect said the board meets Wednesday.
The forecast is a number a rep typed into a field, and the deals that quietly died still sit in it at 60%. You find out in the last week of the quarter, which is exactly too late to do anything about it.
Typically delivered as: AI Process Automation • Intelligent Integrations
Automate ThisDeals rarely die loudly. They go quiet and the close date moves twice.
Before you ask, here is roughly what you are signing up for. Precise numbers come after we see your systems.
One capability, from discovery to running on your real data. The simpler routing and extraction work lands early; anything that needs history to calibrate against takes longer.
A single-workflow automation starts here. Multi-step work that touches several of your systems lands closer to $15,000. See full pricing.
The systems this touches, a sample of real work, and one person who knows why the exceptions are exceptions. That last one matters more than the first two.