Reads
Every account, every thread, before you ask.
Calls, tasks, mail and deal history are read as one record, so the brief you open is already written.
Pulse
A working agent inside your CRM. It reads every account, learns how you sell, and hands each rep one clear next move.

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One agent, three jobs
Reads
Calls, tasks, mail and deal history are read as one record, so the brief you open is already written.
Learns
A short conversation at setup teaches it what moves, what a win means and why deals die. Every screen follows.
Moves
What went quiet, what is overdue, who to call. Nothing moves without a person saying yes.
No template
Staffing, SaaS, agencies and consultancies do not sell the same way, so Pulse does not hand you a generic pipeline. At setup the agent reads your website and your existing CRM, asks only what it cannot infer, and proposes the stages, the vocabulary and the timings that fit you.
Looks like you place contract engineers with fintech clients. Is the thing that moves through your pipeline a role you are filling, or a candidate?
A role. Brief comes in, shortlist goes out, then interviews and an offer.
Does a placement count when the offer is signed, or when they start?
When they start.
Proposed pipeline · you told us
Roles, not deals. Clients, not companies. A win counts when they start.
Pipeline
Every card shows how long it has sat in its stage against how long it should. Drag to move; the history is kept.


Analytics
Coverage, calling, win and loss, funnel temperature. Each figure opens the deals and people behind it.
Pricing
Early access teams pay nothing. You bring a model key for the agent; we bring everything else. When pricing arrives you will know well before it applies.
Early access
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