Results for “crm”

11x

AI "digital workers" (Alice for outbound, Julian for inbound) that prospect, personalize outreach, qualify leads and book sales meetings, sold like hiring a salaried employee.

Artisan

AI sales agent ("Ava") that finds prospects, writes personalized outreach, and books meetings across email and social — an AI-driven alternative to a junior SDR hire.

Common Room

GTM intelligence platform that turns community activity, product usage and buying signals (job changes, website visits) into automated, AI-driven sales workflows.

Attio

CRM built with a flexible, spreadsheet-like data model instead of rigid sales-pipeline fields, with AI agents that can prospect and advance deals on their own around the clock.

Clay

Spreadsheet-like tool that pulls in data from 200+ sources and runs AI research agents on each row, so a sales team can build a fully-researched prospect list automatically instead of manually.

Correlated

Tool that watches how people actually use your free or trial software and tells your sales team exactly who's ready to buy, instead of cold-calling a random list.

Katalyst

An AI that quietly does the CRM admin work salespeople hate — updating Salesforce, summarizing calls, drafting follow-ups — so reps can spend more time actually selling.

Sparkle

A sales tool that combines cold-email outreach, a lightweight CRM and email verification in one place, so you're not stitching together three separate subscriptions to run outbound sales.

Fuzzy AI

Instead of cold-DMing a prospect out of nowhere, Fuzzy AI has your account engage with them first — a comment here, a like there — so by the time you actually reach out, you're not a total stranger.

Nautis

A first-time founder juggles fundraising, bookkeeping, hiring and a CRM in a dozen scattered spreadsheets and tools — Nautis puts all of it in one workspace with an AI "chief of staff" that gives you a daily briefing.

Lev8

Instead of searching a stale database for leads, Lev8 sends AI agents out to search the live web right now — so the company info, contacts and buying signals it returns are current, not six months old.

Pebbles AI

Pebbles bundles lead generation, outreach and an AI-managed inbox into one system for B2B sales teams, aiming to replace the usual stack of five separate tools with one that also tells you how your team is actually performing.

Frihet

An all-in-one invoicing, expenses and tax app for freelancers and small businesses, built so recurring billing and bookkeeping don't need three separate tools.

In2ition AI

An AI 'employee' for frontline businesses like retail and fast-casual chains — it answers phones, screens job candidates, coaches staff, and flags when someone's about to quit, all from the same conversation data.

Perfectly Hired

A hiring assistant that writes job posts, finds candidates on GitHub and elsewhere, screens them, and even runs the first interview — aimed at teams hiring engineers without a big recruiting department.

Agent Jesse

A search engine for finding customers right now, not a phone book of old contacts — instead of buying a stored list of leads that may already be stale, you describe who you're looking for and it scans the live internet for people matching that description

Elentaria

A marketing department that plans AND executes, instead of just handing you a strategy slide — Elentaria looks at where your growth is actually weak across 23 different channels, builds a plan to fix it, and runs the campaigns itself with you approving th

Fundraisly

A fundraising agent that does the cold-emailing and calendar-chasing for you — instead of a founder manually hunting for investors and sending the same pitch email fifty times, Fundraisly finds the right people, works out how you're already connected, and

Mina

A meeting note-taker that doesn't just listen — while the call is still happening, it can speak up, update your CRM, and draft a proposal, the way an actual teammate sitting in the room would.

VC Boom

A report card and a matchmaker for your fundraising pitch — it grades your pitch deck like a teacher would, then instead of you guessing which of thousands of investors might care, it hands you a shortlist of the ones actually likely to say yes.