AI agents and automations built for your sales operation. One at a time, each in production before the next one starts. The first one running in 2 to 3 weeks. Discovery and roadmap are free.
These are not demos. They are the automations holding up our own operation and our clients’, every day. These are the ones that come up most.
Unified pipeline
Email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp feed one pipeline and flow out to whatever you use: HubSpot, FreshSales, Google Sheets, Notion, Clay or Slack.
You do not keep the pipeline in three places that never agree.
25 CRM and reporting workflows live, one per integration
Cross-channel cutoff
If a lead replies to your email, it stops their LinkedIn sequence. And the other way around. It matches by email and, failing that, by profile URL.
You do not keep chasing someone on one channel after they already answered on another.
Bidirectional and solved on both sides, not just one
Context resolution
It decides which client, campaign and sender each conversation belongs to, with a heuristic fallback and a distinct alert for every way it can fail.
You do not find out three weeks later that a batch of conversations was filed under the wrong client.
Moving data between two APIs is easy. Knowing whose conversation it is, is not
Replies with AI drafts
Unified inbox for email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp. The AI drafts the reply, a human validates and sends.
You do not check dozens of mailboxes or lose a hot reply.
Human in the loop: the AI never sends on its own
CRM hygiene
An agent captures information from all your tools, updates each lead’s status, leaves notes and nurtures.
You do not spend hours a week keeping the CRM current by hand.
+25% close rate in the operation where it was measured
Monitoring and alerts
It checks every 4 hours and acts on its own: a mailbox with reputation under 96% is throttled to one send a day immediately, with a notice.
You do not learn about an infrastructure problem once nobody is replying any more.
It acts first and notifies after, not the other way around
Meetings that process themselves
The meeting is transcribed and routed by type: a workshop becomes a document, a discovery becomes a proposal, and both produce content ideas.
You do not transcribe, summarize or build the proposal from scratch.
A three-case switch, each with its own output
Whatever your operation needs
Bulk enrichment, intent signal capture, automated reporting, or whatever surfaces in the discovery.
You do not hire someone for work an agent does better and without tiring.
+30,000 contacts enriched and 5+ hours a day in the Visma case
It is the opposite of a big project that delivers in six months. Here every piece has to be running before we start the one after it.
We map your sales operation and where the time actually goes. Free, and with no commitment to continue.
The opportunities ranked by impact and effort, with what each one returns. You pick where to start.
The chosen automation is fully specified before anything is written: trigger, steps, integrations and what it does when something fails.
It is built against your real tools, on your credentials, not against a sandbox.
It ships with its monitoring and its alerts. The first one is running in 2 to 3 weeks.
What is delivered is maintained inside the fee. The backlog stays alive and new pieces are added as your operation changes.
1 new enterprise client in the first month, with $3K+ MRR in a new region
Luciano Basile
Country Manager Arg @ Base
+40 meetings booked (Adobe, Naranja X, Telecom, Iplan)
Andres Bruzzoni
CEO @ Samu.ai
+100 meetings booked (Belo, Banco Provincia, Galicia, NaranjaX, Flybondi)
Nicolas Martinez
CEO @ Facturante
+$25,000 MRR generated and +300 meetings booked (PedidosYa, Liverpool, GM, Despegar)
Juan F Monte de Oca
Marketing & Sales Director @ Mendel
2.5x higher conversions and up to 75% fewer unproductive calls
Maximiliano Romero
Head of Sales @ Thomson Reuters
+30,000 contacts enriched and 5+ hours of ops work saved per day
Antonella Basile
Sales Director @ Visma
A fee means a resource is continuously assigned and you only decide which automation to tackle. Per project, every new request is a new negotiation and what was delivered ends up orphaned.
$1,850/mo
Sales operations where the team spends hours a week on work a machine does better.
No minimum contract: if you do not find value in the first month, you stop. Licenses and LLM usage are paid by you on your own accounts, so what gets built keeps running on your infrastructure, not ours.
Two to three weeks from the moment you pick one. The discovery and roadmap that come first are free and commit you to nothing: if the map we hand back does not convince you, that is where it ends.
Because per project, every new request is a new negotiation, and what was delivered has no owner the day it ends. With a fee there is a continuously assigned resource, maintenance of everything delivered is included, and you only decide what to tackle next.
There is no minimum contract. If you do not find value in the first month, you stop. And since everything runs on your accounts and your credentials, what was built stays with you.
On your accounts. Licenses and LLM usage are paid by you, with your own keys. It is cheaper long term and, more importantly, it means what gets built does not depend on us still working together.
Whatever surfaces in the discovery, but the most common are: unifying a multi-channel pipeline into your CRM, keeping data hygiene, capturing intent signals, enriching contacts at volume, processing meetings and building reporting. The eight on this page are the most requested, not the full list.
That is not the useful way to think about it. What it replaces is the part of the work nobody wants and that a person does worse than a machine: copying data between tools, updating statuses, building reports. In the Visma case that was five hours a day given back to the team.
Every automation ships with its monitoring and its alerts, and that part matters more than the automation itself: the hard part is not making something work, it is finding out the day it stops. Our workflows have a distinct alert for every way they can fail, not a generic one.
Both. There are 201 workflows built and 65 active right now holding up our operation and our clients’, so a good part of what you need already exists and gets adapted. What does not exist gets built, and that is the part that takes the two or three weeks.
This is why we work with enterprise and VC-backed companies.
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