A CRM that keeps itself current.
Whenever a deal moves (a call, a meeting, an email thread), Taizen writes the fields, MEDDPICC and next steps, each linked to where it came from.
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Every value links to the minute it came from.
Open a field and play the moment the buyer said it. The close date moves with the reason the buyer gave, and next steps carry an owner, so nobody has to chase the rep for what happened.
Close date · Notion
21 Apr
moved from 31 Mar
“Procurement takes four weeks and we have not started it yet. I would rather move the date than miss it.”
Next steps
Decide what it writes without asking.
In safe mode, anything that changes a record waits in the approval queue, except what you list in plain words. Switch to auto and it acts on its own. Approvals reach you in Slack, Microsoft Teams, email or the Taizen app, or go through the queue out loud with Mia.
Read only
For analysis. A run that needs to write says it couldn't.
Read and write
Fields, notes, next steps and close dates.
Last run · 8m ago
Read-only or write. You choose.
You decide when you connect it. Read-only for analysis, or write scopes for fields, notes, next steps and close dates. With read-only credentials a run tells you it couldn't write rather than pretending it did.
Every run keeps its inputs, the steps it took, which tool it chose and what it produced.
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Questions about CRM hygiene.
Most teams start with this agent, because it removes work reps do by hand today.
See the agentsCan it write back to our CRM, or is it read-only?
You decide when you connect it. Read-only for analysis, or write scopes for fields, notes, next steps and close dates. With read-only credentials a run tells you it couldn't write rather than pretending it did.
What stops an agent doing something we didn't approve?
Safe mode. Anything that changes a record or sends a message waits for your approval in Slack, Microsoft Teams, email or the Taizen app, except what you've said it may do unasked. You can also point a new agent at a private channel with two or three reviewers for its first week before opening it to the team.
What happens when it gets something wrong?
You can see what it saw. Every run keeps its inputs, the steps it took, which tool it chose and what it produced, so the fix is usually one line in the instructions rather than a support ticket.
We already have Gong. Why this?
Gong tells you what happened on the call. Agents do the next thing: write the CRM, send the brief, flag the deal, queue the interview. Taizen reads from Gong rather than replacing it.
Let your deals write the record.
Start with CRM Agent in safe mode. It runs on the CRM and calls you already have.