AI assistants for sales
Stop paying your best sellers to do data entry.
AI does the research, data entry and contact hunting. Your team does the relationships.
Project scout
What it does
New hotel projects land in your CRM with who to call, pre-verified. Alerts when a project restarts or new buyers are named.
Instead of
- Reading the news and asking around to find projects.
- Exporting projects, companies and contacts from your data provider and importing them into your CRM.
- Finding mobile numbers through ChatGPT and Google.
Social listener
What it does
People posting about a show like BDNY, a new project or a topic you sell into land in your CRM, sorted into the right pipeline: a meeting, a webinar invite or a follow-up later.
Instead of
- Scrolling LinkedIn to see who's talking about the show.
- Copying names from posts into a spreadsheet.
- Sending everyone the same follow-up, whatever they're interested in.
Deal ranker
What it does
Every project ranked by fit, using your rules, so your team spends its week on the projects it can win.
Instead of
- Chasing projects you can't win.
- Treating every lead on the list as equally urgent.
- Finding out a project is out of reach after weeks of follow-up.
CRM admin
What it does
Every call, meeting and follow-up logged, and every proposal tracked. Your AI proposes the updates and you confirm them out loud.
Instead of
- An hour of typing after a day of back-to-back meetings.
- Notes in Word and chats in WhatsApp that never reach the CRM.
- A pipeline split across spreadsheets on different laptops.
Business card logger
What it does
Snap a photo of a business card. The contact lands in your CRM, verified and linked to the right company, with a follow-up drafted.
Instead of
- Business cards entered one by one.
- A stack of cards in a drawer after every show.
- Typos in emails and phone numbers copied by hand.
CRM cleanup
What it does
Keeps your CRM clean. It finds duplicate contacts and companies, flags records that look wrong, fills in missing details and proposes merges for you to approve.
Instead of
- The same company in your CRM three times, spelled three ways.
- Contacts who left their firm still marked as current.
- Blank fields nobody has time to fill in.
- Cleaning up the CRM by hand once a year.
Morning briefing
What it does
Know who you're meeting and what they need, before your coffee. A brief on each meeting, plus the emails that need your answer.
Instead of
- Digging through Google and LinkedIn before every call.
- Walking into a meeting without the project history.
- Hunting through your inbox for the emails that matter.
Job change monitor
What it does
Every job change is a new door. An alert when a designer, developer or owner you know moves to a new firm.
Instead of
- Losing touch when a contact changes firms.
- Finding out a contact moved after their new team picked a supplier.
- Checking LinkedIn by hand to see who moved where.
Past client monitor
What it does
Your past clients are your warmest leads. An alert when one starts a new project, with a warm introduction to make.
Instead of
- Cold calls into a new market, one developer at a time.
- Finding out a past client started a project after it was awarded.
- Relying on clients to tell you about their new projects.
Show & event prep
What it does
Walk into shows like BDNY with your meetings booked. A target list and invites, built before the show.
Instead of
- Reading the exhibitor list by hand.
- Hoping the right people stop by your booth.
- Booking meetings at the show one email at a time.
Find your team’s lost hours in 20 minutes.
Leave with 3 fixes that give every seller an hour a day back,
whether you work with us or not.