Use Case

Hand the closer a brief, not a raw form.

Unqualified holds waste the people you pay to close. The team runs your questions, enriches the account, and routes a next step you can defend.

Your rules
Qualification Criteria
Brief
At Handoff
<60s
First Response
$1,999
Team, per Month

What this looks like for qualification

Bad leads reach the account executive because every rep qualifies differently and the standard lives in someone's head, because forms lie and the closer only finds out on the call, and because busy people skip the leads that look small. The team runs the qualification questions you configure, in a real call or thread, discloses that it is AI, enriches the account through Sage, and routes a next step you can defend: a brief for the closer, or continued nurture if the fit is not there yet.

The handoff is a conversation, not a name and a form: research, the objections that already came up, and the next step. Qualification starts on contact, with a first response target under 60 seconds on the sources you connect. The criteria are yours; there is no generic framework sticker. Team is $1,999 a month for 250 leads worked, and the closer's calendar only takes the holds that earned it.

The Challenge

Why do bad leads reach the AE?

  • Inconsistent criteria - Every rep qualifies differently, and the standard lives in someone's head.
  • Wasted AE time - Forms lie. The closer finds out on the call.
  • Good-but-small leads ignored - Busy people skip the ones that look small.
  • Missing context at handoff - The AE gets a name and a form, not a conversation.
The Solution

It asks the questions you configured, in a real conversation, then passes a brief or keeps nurturing if the fit is not there yet.

  • Custom qualification rules - Your criteria. BANT is optional language, not the product
  • Conversational, not a 12-field gate - It asks like a person, in the channel they answered
  • Enrichment - Company and contact context before the handoff
  • Routing you set - Territory, segment, or round-robin, if you configure it
How it works.

How do you start?

1

Capture

Any source you connect

2

Converse

A call or a thread. It discloses that it is AI

3

Enrich

Sage works the account

4

Hand off or hold

A briefed AE, or stay in nurture

Key Capabilities

What it actually does.

Custom qualification rules

Your criteria. BANT is optional language, not the product

Conversational, not a 12-field gate

It asks like a person, in the channel they answered

Enrichment

Company and contact context before the handoff

Routing you set

Territory, segment, or round-robin, if you configure it

Disqualified is not deleted

It stays in nurture until the fit changes

A brief, not a score

The AE gets the conversation, not a magic number

Capacity and plan facts

What the plan includes and what the system can run. Not an outcome rate we cannot back.

Your rules
Qualification Criteria
Yours, not a BANT sticker we invented
Brief
At Handoff
Conversation, objections, and next step
<60s
First Response
Qualification starts on contact
$1,999
Team, per Month
250 leads worked

Human SDR figures ($11,200-$12,800 a month fully loaded) derive from The Bridge Group 2025 SDR report (on-target earnings), BLS employer-cost release (employer load on payroll), RepVue (SDR compensation), plus a typical tool stack and a manager's share. The cost-per-meeting figure divides that loaded cost by a 10-14.6 meetings-a-month median; it is derived, not a published price. Our own numbers are plan prices and capacity, never outcome promises. Model it on the AI SDR cost calculator.

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