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Solution: AI sales research agent

Your sales team spends hours researching prospects

Before each call, an AI agent reads the prospect's website, recent news and your CRM history, then writes a one-page briefing with sources your rep can trust.

Sounds familiar?

Signs this is costing you time

Good sales conversations start with preparation. Knowing what a company does, what changed recently and what you have already discussed with them makes the difference between a generic pitch and a useful conversation. But research takes time, so it gets skipped when the calendar is full.

An AI research agent does the reading so your reps can do the thinking.

  • Reps spend a large part of each day researching instead of selling.

  • Calls happen without preparation when the schedule gets busy.

  • Useful context is scattered across the CRM, email and old notes.

  • New reps take months to learn which details matter for each type of account.

  • Research quality varies widely from one rep to another.

Before and after

How it works today, and how it works after

Before

How it works today

  1. A rep opens several browser tabs before each call.

  2. They skim the company website, LinkedIn and news.

  3. They dig through the CRM for past emails and notes.

  4. Preparation depends on how much time is left.

After

How it works after

  1. A briefing is ready in the CRM before every scheduled call.

  2. It summarizes the company, recent changes and likely needs.

  3. It includes your history with the account and open opportunities.

  4. Every fact links to its source so the rep can check it.

  5. Reps spend their preparation time on strategy, not searching.

What we build

What we build

Meeting trigger

The agent runs automatically when a sales call is booked, or on demand from the CRM.

Web research tools

Search and page-reading tools let the agent collect public information with tool calling.

CRM context

Past emails, notes, deals and support tickets pulled from your CRM through its API or an MCP server.

Briefing template

A consistent one-page format your team designs: company, people, recent news, our history, suggested angles.

Source citations

Every claim links to where it came from, which reduces the risk of made-up details.

Controlled agent

An AI agent with read-only access and a clear budget per briefing.

In practice

What it looks like in practice

An illustrative walk-through, not a client story.

A software company has a demo booked with an operations director at a regional logistics firm. The evening before, the agent reads the firm's website, finds a recent announcement about a new warehouse, and notes from the CRM that a colleague spoke to the same firm a year ago about a different product.

The briefing arrives in the rep's CRM view: a short company summary, the new warehouse news with a link, the earlier conversation and why it stalled, and two suggested questions about scaling operations. The rep reads it in five minutes, opens the call by mentioning the new site and skips the discovery questions the company already answered last year.

Models and tools

AI models and MCP servers that usually fit

We choose models by task, data sensitivity and cost, and test them on your real examples before we commit. These are common starting points, not a fixed recipe.

How we build it

The services behind this solution

Most solutions combine two or three of our services. These are the ones this one usually needs.

AI agents

AI that takes actions in your systems, such as qualifying leads or processing requests, with people checking the results.

CRM integration

Connect your CRM to forms, email, billing and support so customer records stay complete without typing.

MCP integration

Connect AI assistants to your CRM, files, databases and tools through Model Context Protocol servers, with safe permissions.

Industries where it fits best

Honest limits

Limits and human checks

Public information is incomplete and sometimes out of date. The agent can find the wrong company with a similar name, misread a news story or miss something important. We reduce these risks with source links for every fact, instructions to say "not found" rather than guess, and checks that the company matches the CRM record.

Briefings are preparation, not truth. Reps should treat them like notes from a helpful colleague: useful, and worth a quick check before quoting anything to a customer. We also respect website terms and privacy rules, researching companies rather than building profiles of private individuals.

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