AI enablement for sales and commercial teams

    Your salespeople, amplified.

    AI isn't going to replace your salespeople. But it should be supercharging them.

    Their admin handled without anyone touching it. Their research done before they ask. More of every week spent in front of customers, and every one of those conversations walked into better armed than any salesperson has ever been.

    What good looks like

    An amplified sales team is built in three layers.

    Most sales teams have been given an AI chat window and left to it. That's a better search engine, and not much more. The real gain comes when agents take whole jobs off your salespeople's plates.

    1. THE ADMIN, LEAVINGTHE DESK, CLEAR

      Layer 01

      The admin goes.

    2. WHAT'S CHANGEDTHE ACCOUNT

      Layer 02

      The research is done.

    3. THE AGENTSONE SALESPERSON

      Layer 03

      More selling. Better armed.

    Three agents, up close

    What an agent actually does.

    Three of the most useful, drawn with every tool they call. Each one runs inside the tools your team already uses.

    Agent 01 · Before the meeting

    The morning brief.

    Every morning, before anyone has had a coffee, it reads the day's calendar and does the preparation a great salesperson would do if they had the time. Private data and public, pulled together into one page per meeting.

    1 · 07:00, EVERY DAY2 · GOOGLE CALENDAR3 · TODAY'S MEETINGS4 · LINKEDIN AND THE WEB5 · HUBSPOT6 · SLACK
    Six steps, every morning, before the first call.
    1. 07:00, every day

      A scheduled job starts the agent before anyone is at their desk.

    2. Google Calendar

      Reads the day's calendar.

    3. Today's meetings

      Picks out every external meeting, who it's with and who is attending.

    4. LinkedIn and the web

      Researches each attendee and their company in public: their profile, the news, what they've written.

    5. HubSpot

      Pulls the history from the CRM: previous conversations, the open deal, anything relevant.

    6. Slack

      Serves it up as one short brief per meeting, before the first call.

    Agent 02 · Winning the work

    RFP first drafts.

    RFPs and security questionnaires eat days of your best people's time, and most of it goes on questions they have answered before.

    1 · THE RFP, IN GMAIL2 · THE QUESTIONS3 · YOUR PAST ANSWERS4 · YOUR DOCS, IN CONFLUENCE5 · YOUR EXPERTS, IN SLACK6 · THE FIRST DRAFT
    Your experts review the draft instead of writing it.
    1. The RFP, in Gmail

      It lands in the inbox and the agent picks it up.

    2. The questions

      Every question pulled out and listed, so none is missed.

    3. Your past answers

      Finds how you've answered each one before, in Google Drive.

    4. Your docs, in Confluence

      Checks every answer against your current product and security documentation.

    5. Your experts, in Slack

      Asks the right person about the questions it can't answer. Only those.

    6. The first draft

      The full response, assembled in your template, ready for review.

    Agent 03 · After the call

    After the call.

    The call ends and the admin starts: notes, the CRM, the follow-up, the promises made. Most of it gets done late, badly, or not at all.

    1 · THE CALL, ON ZOOM2 · THE TRANSCRIPT3 · HUBSPOT4 · GMAIL5 · ASANA6 · SLACK
    One call in. Nobody types a thing.
    1. The call, on Zoom

      The call ends and the recording is ready.

    2. The transcript

      Reads the whole conversation and pulls out what was agreed: next steps, people, dates, promises.

    3. HubSpot

      Updates the deal: stage, next step, new contacts, dates.

    4. Gmail

      Drafts the follow-up to the buyer, ready for a once-over.

    5. Asana

      Turns every promise made on the call into a task with an owner and a date.

    6. Slack

      Posts a short summary in the deal channel for the team and the manager.

    Three of dozens. The same approach handles account research, buying signals, battlecards, pipeline reviews and executive posts. The agent that gives your team the most back is often one nobody has written down yet.

    Two ways to work with us

    Built for you, or built with you.

    Some teams want the agents running and nothing new to learn. Others want their people able to build the next one themselves. Pick the one that fits.

    YOURSHANDED OVER WORKINGBUILT, TESTED, INSTALLED
    Delivered finished, bow on.

    Built for you.

    We design, build and install the agents, then hand them over working.

    Your team doesn't learn a new tool or change how it works. The agents turn up in the CRM, the inbox and Slack or Teams, and do the job.

    • The use cases worth building, picked with you
    • Access agreed with your IT and security team before anything is built
    • Agents built, tested and installed in your own tools
    • Everything in your accounts and documented. Nothing held hostage

    Commissioned case by case, scoped and priced per build.

    YOUR TEAM, UP FRONTUS, BEHIND YOU
    Your team up front. Us behind, pedalling too.

    Built with you.

    Your team learns to build agents by building them, with us alongside.

    We bring a working template for each one, your team builds it, and we land it together. The skill stays in your team.

    • Two onboarding sessions: what an agent is, then your team's work mapped into agents
    • A weekly build hour, and a new agent live every fortnight
    • Our library of working agents, set up for your tools
    • Everything built kept working as AI moves underneath it

    From £2,000 a month for your whole team. No minimum term.

    See it running live.

    We run our own business on agents: the morning briefs, the account research, the CRM, the decks. On a short call we'll show you ours working, you tell us where your team's hours go, and we'll both know inside twenty minutes whether this is worth doing.

    Or just tell us where your team's hours go and we'll tell you what we'd build first