Ava, Speed-to-Lead Caller
Takes over the next-day callback
Calls new form leads within minutes, says up front she's an AI assistant, qualifies them and books the call.
Vasso originalNew leads called in minutes, followed up until they answer, booked, reminded and rebooked. Your closers keep the conversations that need a person.
Agents that call, qualify, follow up, book and confirm every lead.
Takes over the next-day callback
Calls new form leads within minutes, says up front she's an AI assistant, qualifies them and books the call.
Vasso originalTakes over missed calls and voicemail tag
Answers inbound calls day and night, follows your script, handles the common questions and books appointments.
Takes over listening back to sales calls
Scores every recorded call for objections, missed asks and talk time, and pulls the phrases buyers use for your marketing.
Takes over the Monday spreadsheet
One live view of pipeline, stage conversion, revenue and rep performance, fed straight from your CRM.
Takes over the follow-up that never happens
Emails and texts (with consent) every lead on a schedule that adjusts to what they open, click and reply to.
Takes over ghosted appointments
Reaches out within minutes of a missed meeting and gets it back on the calendar.
Takes over the old lead list nobody touches
Restarts conversations with old leads and past customers using messages that reference their history with you.
Takes over confirmation calls and reminder texts
Books meetings and runs reminder sequences so calendars stay full and people actually show up.
Takes over uneven sales presentations
Reviews intro and demo calls against your playbook and gives each rep specific notes on what to fix.
Takes over building proposals by hand
Turns the sales call transcript into a proposal and contract draft, ready for your review the same day.
Deals rarely die on the sales call. They die before it: the lead nobody called back that night, the no-show nobody rebooked, the proposal that went out four days late.
The sales agents cover those gaps. Ava calls new leads within minutes, the follow-up runs on its own, meetings get confirmed and rebooked, and every call is graded so you can see what's actually happening on your sales floor.
Every agent starts in approve-first mode: a person signs off on its work until it has earned more room.
We find the manual work that costs you the most and rank what to automate first.
We set up the first agents inside your current tools and test them with your team.
We keep improving what's live and add the next agent when you're ready.
No. They handle the calls, follow-ups and reminders that slip through the cracks, so your reps spend their time on conversations that close.
It depends on the agent and your tools. The audit call decides which agents come first, here or in another department, and you'll get a realistic timeline before you commit.
Not at first. Every agent starts in approve-first mode, and you give it more room as it proves itself.
No. We connect to what you already use and you retire old tools when you're ready.
You do. The accounts, automations and data stay in your name.
It depends on which agents you start with. You'll get a clear quote after the audit, before anything gets built.