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for sales teams

Sales hears everything. Marketing sees none of it.

Every call, demo and objection your reps handle is intelligence. We teach your team to capture it into one system, let AI find the patterns a data analyst would, and feed marketing campaigns that actually convert. That's the bridge.

It reads across your meeting transcripts and finds the patterns, so sales and marketing feed each other.

From a live team cohort session
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Objection: 'we already have an agency'

The team's best answer, kept current by the reps who use it.

Acknowledge: agencies rent you outcomes

Reframe: we teach you to own the system

Proof: two-minute brief, live, on their prospect

AI drafts the follow-up from this playbook

c41d80aplaybook: capture Dave's agency reframe3 days ago+18 −2

f92be17briefs: two-minute prospect templateyesterday+9 −0

2min

to a personalised brief on any prospect

12yr

of tribal knowledge, captured and queryable

4wk

live cohort, built on your real pipeline

3

operations your reps learn: save, share, sync

sound familiar

The problems you already know you have.

Four systems, no answers

The data exists. It's spread across the CRM, spreadsheets, email threads and someone's memory. So nobody looks, and decisions get made on gut feel.

I'm not going to go through four different sets of data.

Your best rep is a single point of failure

The objection handling, the pricing instincts, the relationships. When they leave, it all leaves with them. Nothing is written down where the team can use it.

Marketing never hears what sales learns

Reps hear the real objections every day. None of it flows back, so marketing guesses which leads convert and the same campaigns make the same promises to the wrong people.

the shift

From gut feel to shared intelligence.

AI is your team's data analyst. It reads across calls, transcripts and the CRM, finds what actually converts, and both sides of the revenue team work from the same evidence.

− today

  • Prospect research: 40 minutes of tab-hopping before a call
  • New rep ramp-up: six months of shadowing and guessing
  • Objection handling: whatever each rep remembers
  • Marketing briefs: built on guesses about which leads convert

+ with a system

  • +Prospect brief: two minutes, generated from your own system
  • +New rep ramp-up: query the playbook, get the team's best answer
  • +Objection handling: one living library the whole team improves
  • +Marketing briefs: built on what your transcripts prove converts

See this working on your business, live, in 30 minutes.

Taught, not done for you. No retainer. You keep everything we build.

Book a call

how it works

Four weeks, on your real business.

week 1 · foundations

Your reps learn to drive

No theory. Your team learns three operations (save, share, sync) on your real pipeline, and ships something useful in the first session.

week 2-3 · the brain

The team's knowledge becomes the system

Playbooks, objection handling, handovers and ICP captured as files AI can query. The knowledge stops living in heads.

week 4 · the loop

The system runs your week

Prospect briefs, follow-ups and pipeline hygiene run through the system. Your reps spend the saved hours selling.

what you walk away with

Yours. Not rented.

The sales-to-marketing bridge

What sales hears reaches marketing as data, not anecdotes. Campaigns get built on evidence and convert better every cycle.

One shared revenue brain

Every deal, objection and transcript in a system both teams can query. It compounds with every commit.

Reps who can use AI properly

Two-minute prospect briefs, drafted follow-ups, mined transcripts. And yes, it all sounds like you, not like AI.

skills you take with you

What this adds to you.

intelligence

transcript mining2-minute prospect briefsobjection librarydeal-pattern analysis

the bridge

sales-to-marketing feedback loopcampaign evidenceICP sharpening

operations

pipeline hygienefollow-up automationsave, share, syncCLAUDE.md

fair questions

What you're probably thinking.

My reps aren't technical.+

They don't need to be. The workflow is three operations: save, share, sync. If your team can use a CRM, they can run this. Our first sales cohorts were built for reps who describe themselves as talkers, not typers.

This sounds like every other AI pitch.+

Most AI pitches give you a tool and wish you luck. We build the missing piece: your business's context, captured so AI actually knows your deals, your customers and your voice. And we build it on your real pipeline from week one, not a demo.

Isn't version control overkill for a sales team?+

The tech stays under the hood. What your team sees is documents that save, share and sync, with a full history of every change. What you get is a system nobody can accidentally destroy.

What happens when the four weeks end?+

You keep everything: the system, the skills and three months of support while it beds in. No retainer, no dependency. That's the point.

the next step

Cohorts are running now.

Book 30 minutes with our team. Bring your pipeline and your biggest bottleneck, and you'll leave knowing what your team's system would look like. Pricing is part of that conversation.

  • Four weeks live on your real business, not a demo
  • Your team trained, your system built, your repo
  • Three months of on-call support after
  • No retainer, no lock-in. You keep everything
  • Pricing on the call. If it's not a fit, we'll say so