Briefs you before every buyer meeting, so you walk in knowing what changed.
You stop opening the CRM tab two minutes before the call.
Makes the next meeting the one where the buyer moves, instead of the one where you catch up.
Google Calendar- Opened pricing twice — forwarded to nobody
- Security review flagged as a 3-week path
- Dana Whitfield (VP Finance) still never contacted
- You promised
- You send pricing by Thu 4 Aug — not sent yet
- Listen for
- Whether procurement has a template, and who signs it
- Attending
- Jordan Okafor, Ravi Menon — economic buyer absent again
What it hands you, every time.
What it writes down — and who inherits it.
Everything the Meeting Prep Agent learns lands in one shared Deal Memory, so the agents you hire next start ahead of where this one started.
- which brief was read
- what changed since the last meeting
- attendee shifts
Your calendar already tells you about the meeting.
It tells you it exists. It does not tell you what changed since the last one.
A calendar invite is a time. This is what the buyer did since you last spoke.
It arrives in Slack 15 minutes before, so preparing costs you nothing.
Hire the Meeting Prep Agent.
Private beta. Tell us you want this one and you’ll get it on day one.
Private beta — nothing to install yet.
Which agent do you want first?
Two questions. The second one is the useful one: it decides what gets finished first.
The first 100 companies get their last year of lost deals re-read, and a permanent seat in the benchmark they create.