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Sales teams

The one channel you cannot see into

Every call is logged and every email is in a thread, while the conversations actually closing deals sit in six private LinkedIn inboxes. This is how they become a workspace.

Who it is for

What it changes about your week

  • You can report on calls and emails. The LinkedIn DMs where the deals move are invisible.
  • Two of your reps have written to the same prospect this month and neither of them knows.
  • When someone leaves, their pipeline leaves with their laptop.

Who it is for

What you do with it

A shared workspace, not six tools

Lists, tags, companies and pipelines belong to the organisation. Every rep works their own LinkedIn account inside it, and the record under a contact is the team's.

A recap in your inbox

A daily digest at seven and a weekly report on Monday: what each member did, and which invitations were accepted. Measured on your team's own day, not the server's.

One contact, one owner

A prospect exists once for the organisation, matched on their LinkedIn identity. Two reps cannot create the same person twice and find out from the prospect.

Your data leaves the way you want

A public API over everything the app does, the same operations exposed to AI clients, and webhooks into your own CRM. Nothing is held hostage.

Who it is for

The parts of the product this leans on

  • Team & API

    A shared workspace, a team digest, an API and webhooks

  • CRM & pipeline

    A record under every conversation, filled in for you

  • AI assistant

    Ask your workspace, and let it act with your approval

  • Contact analysis

    What this relationship is, in three sentences

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