Lead enrichment and briefing
gathers available context on an enquiry so a salesperson starts the conversation prepared.
Without asking your team to manually research, draft, copy, and chase every next step — while pricing, campaigns, and every external message stay under human approval.
The Sales & Marketing Agent is an AI agent designed to support revenue teams by qualifying enquiries, preparing follow-up drafts, and helping campaigns move from brief to execution — grounded in your approved offers, pricing rules, and brand voice. It combines two coordinated roles, a Sales Agent and a Marketing Agent, presented as one commercial solution; they may become separate pages later if scope and demand justify it. It is not a system that closes deals or sends messages on its own — your team approves outbound communication and owns the customer relationship.
These are outcomes to validate during your own pilot, not promised results.
SCOPED EXECUTION
Each workflow is bounded to approved tasks, with a person reviewing sensitive steps.
gathers available context on an enquiry so a salesperson starts the conversation prepared.
sorts incoming interest by type and urgency, and routes it to the right person.
drafts the questions a salesperson should ask, based on your qualification rules.
prepares follow-up messages and reminders for a person to review and send.
summarises a call or meeting and drafts the agreed next steps.
prepares an initial draft from approved templates and pricing rules for a person to finalise.
helps prepare a campaign brief and draft content variations for review.
drafts CRM notes and suggested field updates for a person to confirm.
flags an opportunity that has gone quiet, for a human to decide the next step.
The Marketing Agent prepares a campaign brief and content variations for a product promotion; a marketer reviews and approves the campaign before it runs.
A prospect responds to the campaign.
The Sales Agent receives the qualified context — what they clicked, what they asked — and drafts a personalised follow-up message and a CRM note.
A salesperson reviews the follow-up, edits it if needed, sends it, and owns the resulting conversation.
If the opportunity later goes quiet, the agent flags it for the salesperson to decide whether and how to re-engage.
INTEGRATION & KNOWLEDGE
To run well, this agent needs your team to approve:
Approved Knowledge Artifacts:
connections confirmed and approved for your account during scoping.
connections built for your specific CRM, inbox, or advertising setup, scoped and priced individually.
capabilities on our roadmap that are not yet available — we will tell you plainly if something you need falls here.
We do not promise inbox, CRM, advertising, or social-publishing access as a default; each connection is confirmed during your scoping conversation, not assumed from a feature list.
The agent prepares drafts, summaries, and suggested next steps; a named person reviews and sends anything that reaches a customer.
Measurement
Measurement candidates to track from your own baseline — not promised results:
We separate revenue the agent's work directly contributed to from revenue it may have influenced; we do not claim the agent closes deals autonomously, and we do not treat generated customer data as automatically accurate — it is reviewed before use.
We don't yet have a published case study for this agent. The scenario above is a clearly labelled illustrative example. As pilots complete and customers agree to be featured, real evidence will replace or sit alongside it here.
ENGAGEMENT PATHS
Best fit for the Sales & Marketing Agent:
one workflow, such as follow-up drafting for a single lead source.
coordinated Sales and Marketing roles across your pipeline.
integrated with Operations, Finance, and Management agents across multiple teams.
QUESTIONS
It can prepare CRM notes and suggested field updates for a person to confirm, where a verified connection to your CRM exists. It does not make unreviewed changes to your records by default.
No. The agent drafts follow-up messages, reminders, and campaign content; a named person reviews and sends outbound communication according to your approval policy.
No. It prepares context, drafts, and next-step suggestions. Your salesperson owns the conversation, the negotiation, and the close.
No. It is designed to support faster response, steadier follow-up, and better-prepared conversations. Actual results depend on your process, your team's adoption, and your market — we treat them as targets to validate in a pilot.
The agent works from the offers, pricing, and claims your team has approved. When these change, you update the approved knowledge and the agent's outputs update with it.
COORDINATED MULTI-AGENT HAND-OFFS:
A consultation is a conversation about one priority workflow — not a sales pitch for every agent at once.