Sales research agents
Pre-brief every call with a synthesis of the prospect's 10-K, product releases, competitor wins, and the last six touchpoints — generated in under 60 seconds.
- CRM-native
- RAG pipeline
- Observability
Custom agents and copilots built for the real work your team is doing — not the demo your vendor showed on stage. Trained on your data, wired to your stack, evaluated against your definitions of "good."
Every engagement maps to a specific workflow your team is stuck on — then evolves into a system that compounds.
Pre-brief every call with a synthesis of the prospect's 10-K, product releases, competitor wins, and the last six touchpoints — generated in under 60 seconds.
First-touch emails grounded in the prospect's public signals — not "Hi {firstname}." Editor-in-the-loop by default; full autonomy once your rules are stable.
Tier-one resolution for your help center's long tail. Routes uncertain cases to humans with full context — never invents a policy that doesn't exist.
An always-on assistant trained on your docs, decks, Slack history, and internal wikis. Answers the same twenty questions new hires ask every quarter.
Agents that take a goal (generate this report, onboard this customer, triage this queue) and execute across multiple tools — with human checkpoints where they matter.
The unsexy part that determines whether your agent still works in six months. Every engagement ships with an eval harness and a monitoring setup your team can extend.
We pick tools based on what fits your data, your team's skill set, and your procurement rules — not what's on our partner slide.
Shadow the team doing the work today. Identify the decisions, the edge cases, and the parts a model will reliably fail at.
Prompt architecture, tool surface, data contracts, and the eval set we'll use to decide if it's working.
Agent goes live behind a feature flag. Instrumented from the start. Daily red-team review until the eval curves stabilize.
Failure modes become eval cases. Eval cases become prompt updates. Your team owns the loop by the end of week four.
Tell us the workflow you'd automate first. We'll send back a read on whether an agent is the right tool, and what production would actually look like.