YOU HAVE
A LIFE.YOUR DEALS
DO TOO.
Life goes on.
So do your deals.
You move to the next opportunity.
Deal Drive keeps this one moving.
The meeting ends. Deal Drive builds the Deal Case, keeps stakeholders engaged, answers questions, and shows you when to act.
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Deal Drive turns every meeting into a ready-to-share Deal Case.
Give your champion something worth sharing with every stakeholder.
Your AI Deal Agent handles questions while you keep selling.
Know what's happening and exactly when to act.
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The Deal Case is designed to be simple for buyers. There is no complex software to learn or deploy. Buyers can open the Deal Case, watch the Story, understand the opportunity, access the information they need to make a decision, and ask questions. The goal is to make the deal easier to understand, share, and move forward.
Not every decision-maker attends the sales meeting, and the champion may not communicate the deal with the same context or impact as the seller. The Story allows buyers to watch, understand, and share the story of the deal after the meeting.
No. The conversation is one source of context, not the final product. Deal Drive combines sales conversations, deal-specific files, and company context to understand the opportunity and create a Deal Case for that specific deal. The Story and the other elements of the Deal Case are designed to help buyers move forward in their decision.
Deal Drive builds each Deal Case from the specific context of the opportunity: challenges, priorities, stakeholders, objections, value proposition, supporting documents, and next steps. The goal is not to apply the same generic template to every deal, but to create an experience tailored to each opportunity.
Yes. The Deal Case gives the champion a shareable experience that preserves the story, sales narrative, evidence, and context of the deal. This allows them to communicate the opportunity to other stakeholders without having to reconstruct the seller’s pitch alone.
Yes. This is one of Deal Drive’s core use cases. It is designed for deals where multiple stakeholders need to understand and evaluate the same opportunity. The Deal Case provides a shared point of reference that can circulate throughout the organization.
Deal Drive uses sales conversations, deal-specific files, information about what the company sells, and the available resources. Answers are generated from this context. If information is unavailable or insufficiently supported, it should not be presented as fact.
Answers must remain grounded in the available information. If Deal Drive does not have enough context to provide a reliable answer, it should say so rather than inventing information or presenting an assumption as fact.
Yes. Deal Drive supports the seller; it does not replace the commercial relationship. The seller remains responsible for the opportunity, the strategy, and the relationship with buyers. Deal Drive provides continuity between interactions and helps execute what needs to happen after the meeting.
Deal Drive tracks the available interactions and engagement signals around the Deal Case. This helps the seller understand how buyers are engaging with the experience, how the decision is evolving, and when it may be time to act.
Deal Drive is designed to quickly turn the information already available in the deal into a buyer-facing experience. Using the conversation, files, and company context, it structures the Intelligence, builds the Narrative, and generates the Deal Case in minutes.
Those tools primarily capture or analyze the conversation. Deal Drive focuses on what happens next. It uses that context to build what buyers need to move forward, answer their questions, and track the signals surrounding the deal.
Note-takers capture. Deal Drive moves the deal forward.
Deal Drive does not replace the CRM. The CRM remains the system where the opportunity is recorded and tracked. Deal Drive focuses on the buyer experience and the execution that happens after the meeting.
Yes. Deal Drive does not assume these tasks are impossible to perform manually. It recognizes that after the meeting, they still depend on the seller: communicating the story accurately, enabling the champion, answering questions, maintaining momentum, and knowing when to act.
Deal Drive brings that continuity together in one Deal Case.
No. You can start with one seller and one real deal. No CRM migration or team-wide rollout is required to test the product.