One-click account research before every call
Ditch the 30-minute tab-switching ritual. Get a single-page briefing on any prospect account — company overview, recent news, key people, tech stack, competitive landscape, and CRM history — delivered before your meeting starts.
Create a skill called "Account Intel Brief". When I give you a company name or domain, generate a one-page intelligence brief covering: company overview (what they do, headcount, funding, revenue estimate), recent news from the last 90 days, key people (public-profile summaries of contacts I'll be meeting), tech stack (from job postings and public data), competitive landscape (who else they might be evaluating in our space), and CRM history if available. End with 3 specific talking points I can use to open the conversation. Format as a clean, scannable document I can review in 2 minutes.
Give it a company name or domain and it builds a complete account intelligence
brief in under two minutes. Pulls from public sources, news, public profiles, and your
CRM history. Delivered as a clean one-pager you can scan in 2 minutes flat.
Map the buying committee before you walk into the meeting
Map the buying committee before the next meeting. This skill combines public team info, the people you already know, and names uncovered in meetings or emails so you can multi-thread more deliberately.
A one-pager on your desk 30 minutes before every meeting
Automatic meeting prep delivered before every external call. Pulls attendee context, company background, CRM history, and recent news into a scannable brief you can review in a couple of minutes.
Real sources, named experts, actual quotes
Deep research that finds primary sources with named individuals, community sentiment from Reddit/HN/X, and news coverage. No summaries of summaries — actual quotes with URLs.
Filter the noise before it hijacks your brain
A portfolio-aware news filter that separates material developments from media noise and bundles updates into scheduled digests instead of constant interruption.