Qualification
85/100
Tier A · routed today
Amelia
AE–1932Agentic sales agent
One agent across every channel you sell on. She answers in seconds, qualifies against your own catalogue, and hands your team a brief instead of a transcript.
Every one of these runs today. Each ends in something a person can act on, not a summary they still have to work through.
She finds the accounts worth talking to before anybody fills in a form, and works them into the pipeline on her own.
Runs continuously · no list upload needed
Every enquiry answered in seconds, in the buyer's language, whatever the hour where your team sleeps.
Median first reply measured in seconds
Budget, intent, authority and timing, captured in conversation and scored on fixed weightings rather than a rep's read.
Same inputs, same score, every time
Start on Instagram at midnight, continue on WhatsApp at breakfast. One thread, one lead record, nothing asked twice.
WhatsApp · Web · Email · Instagram · Messenger · Telegram
Answers come from your catalogue and your documentation. If the answer is not in there, she says so instead of inventing one.
Grounded in your material, not the open internet
She reads the calendar, offers what is genuinely free, books it, and sends the brief ahead of the call.
Writes into the calendar your team already uses
Currently
Working 14 live conversations
4 channels · 3 languages
Never
Invents a number
Named for a navigator, not an oracle. She does not guess where a market is going. She reads the instruments in front of her and says what they show.
Not a chatbot bolted to a website. She reads your catalogue, works out what a decision actually costs the buyer, and tells them — then gets out of the way at the moment a human should take over.
Analytical
Leads with the figure, then explains it.
Commercially aware
A sticker price is half of what a thing costs.
Calm
No urgency. No superlatives. No closing pressure.
Precise
Quotes the source, or says nothing came back.
Consultative
Names the trade-off, not a winner.
Multilingual
Replies in the language the buyer opened with.
What changes between a property buyer and a software buyer is the catalogue, the records she checks and the arithmetic she runs. The shape of the work does not change at all.
This is the part that decides whether a sales agent is useful or dangerous. She is built so that being wrong is harder than saying she does not know.
Products, plans, inventory and pricing come from what you gave her. Nothing is filled in from general knowledge.
She passes the figures in and quotes what comes back. The same inputs always produce the same answer, and your team can see which line moved it.
Where a record exists she reads it and reports it as it stands. Where one does not, she says so rather than reassuring from memory.
Every conversation, score and quote is logged against the lead. Nothing about a deal lives only in one person's head.
The last step belongs to a person. Every step before it is hers.
Most teams start with one and add the rest once they trust what comes back.
What the market, the account and the record actually say — gathered before the first conversation rather than during it.
Sequences that respond to what the buyer says back, instead of running to the end of a template regardless.
Scored on fixed weightings, then sent to the right person with the reason attached.
The hours your team is asleep are the hours half your pipeline arrives. She works them.
The buyer gets the numbers, the comparison and the documents without having to book a call to ask.
She watches the accounts you already won for the moment the next conversation is worth having.
Every doorway lands on the same lead record. She reads the full history before each reply, so a buyer who switches channel never starts again.
Not a criticism of your sales team. Just what happens when the research, the arithmetic and the chasing stop being their job.
An enquiry at 02:00
Waits in an inbox until the morning shift
Answered in their language, on their channel
Qualification
A rep's read, recorded later if at all
Budget, intent and timing, scored on fixed weightings
The numbers
A spreadsheet per rep, a different total from each
One calculator behind every figure. Same inputs, same answer
Product questions
Escalated, then answered three days later
Answered from your documentation, or flagged as unknown
The handover
The buyer repeats themselves to a second person
The rep arrives with the brief and the open question
Commitment is a human moment. She recognises it, writes the brief, and steps aside.
Named for a navigator, not an oracle. She does not know what your market will do — nobody does. She knows how to read the instruments, and how to say so honestly.
“Two of these fit what you described. One costs less to start, the other costs less to live with. Here is the difference, in your numbers.”
Amelia · Always on. Always expert.
The end of the route
Your products, your knowledge base, your channels, your calendar. Whether you sell buildings or software, the work is the same shape.
Start with the obvious question