Battlecards, briefs, and roleplays — built from the deals you just lost.

You upload your existing template or point the agent at your current battlecards in Highspot, Notion, or Google Drive. It learns your structure — sections, tone, level of detail — and writes new content in the same format. Your PMM approves before anything ships.

Each roleplay is modeled on a real lost deal — same buyer persona, same objections, same pushback. The AI buyer uses quotes and patterns from the actual interview, so reps practice against the exact scenario they'll face, not a generic script.

Email and Slack DM, 2 hours before the meeting. The agent reads your calendar, pulls the account context, and synthesizes the brief automatically. Reps can also access briefs in the dashboard at any time.

Yes — every battlecard update, roleplay scenario, and brief queues for approval before it reaches reps. Your PMM gets a notification with a diff view showing exactly what changed and why. One click to approve, edit, or reject.

It depends on your market. Most teams see 2–4 updates per competitor per month — triggered by competitor moves, new interview patterns, or call signal clusters. The agent only updates when there's a material change, not on a fixed schedule.