@Pulkit_Meen A live assistant for B2B SaaS sales calls. It sits in the Meet or Zoom and, when the prospect asks something the rep can't answer, puts a sourced answer from the team's own Slack, Notion and Drive on screen in under a second. Pre-launch, waitlist open.
https://t.co/KVniPbzdzG
@NoDegreeAE The timing-was-off ones hurt most. The note is in the CRM, the date passed, and the only person who remembered it left. Do you go through closed-lost by reason before touching the cold list, or does the manager want dials first?
Sales leaders: in your last five lost deals, how often did the prospect put a document in front of your rep — an RFP, a comparison grid, a security checklist — the rep had never seen?
How many got answered on that call?
My bet: most, and almost none. Prove me wrong.
The prospect's comparison grid was filled in from your website by someone who has never spoken to you.
By the time your rep sees it, it has a winner.
Your first sales call happened without you in the room.
@abdulhaditech Quelp, from Chennai. A call assistant for B2B SaaS sales teams: it joins the Zoom or Meet demo, and when the buyer asks what the rep cannot answer, a sourced answer from the team's Slack and Notion lands on their screen. Pre-launch, waitlist open.
https://t.co/KVniPbzdzG
It's called Quelp. Solo, Chennai, pre-launch, 30 days to Nov 2.
If you lead sales or SE at a 20–200 person B2B SaaS and your reps keep getting handed documents they've never seen, mid-call — DMs open. I want it on one of your real calls.
Prospect shares their screen. It's a vendor comparison grid. Three columns.
In our column, someone has typed "no SSO?" with a question mark.
The rep has never seen this document. She has about four seconds. 🧵
And it walked in already knowing. Before anyone spoke it read the invite, worked out which account this was, and loaded what they objected to last time, the CRM record, the last email.
The screenshot is never filed. One question, one answer. Nobody searches it next month.
@hakimuddinkika Quelp, a call assistant for B2B SaaS sales teams. It sits in the Meet or Zoom demo, and when the buyer asks something the rep can't answer it puts a sourced answer from the team's own Slack, Notion and Drive on their screen. Pre-launch, waitlist open.
https://t.co/KVniPbzdzG
@gabriel1 Before 10x-ing the top, I'd time the 10 processes. Which ones are new thinking about the account, and which are re-reading your own notes from the last call? When I sold, the second kind was most of the hours, and cutting it didn't make the meetings worse.
@tecstoic Quelp. A live call assistant for B2B SaaS sales teams: it joins the Zoom or Meet demo and, when the prospect asks the question the rep can't answer, puts a sourced answer from the team's Slack and Notion on their screen. Pre-launch, waitlist open.
https://t.co/KVniPbzdzG
@mmctaw The stack of follow ups would interest me more than the empty request list. Do you know what each one promised the buyer, or only that someone owes them an email? Most feature asks I have seen live inside those, not in the standup.
@JessePeplinski This week: the after-call piece of Quelp. It sits in a B2B SaaS team's Zoom or Meet demo, puts a sourced answer from the team's Slack and Notion on the rep's screen, and now files every promise the rep made once the call ends. Pre-launch, waitlist open.
https://t.co/KVniPbzdzG
@Guronnimo Quelp: a call assistant for B2B SaaS sales teams. It sits in the Zoom or Meet demo and when the prospect asks the question the rep can't answer, a sourced answer from the team's Slack and Notion lands on the rep's screen. Solo, pre-launch, waitlist open.
https://t.co/KVniPbzdzG
@ryanships Quelp. It sits in a B2B SaaS team's Zoom or Meet demo and, when the prospect asks something the rep can't answer, lands a sourced answer from the team's own Slack and Notion on the rep's screen in a second. Solo build, pre-launch, waitlist open.
https://t.co/KVniPbzdzG