The CRM that dials, not the one that files.
Calling, email, SMS, sequences and an AI sales agent in one system. The record updates because the work happened, not because a rep remembered to log it at 6pm.
Every call lands on the record
Dial from the deal. Duration, outcome and transcript attach the moment you hang up.
A database vs. a desk that dials
The test is simple: how many windows does a rep need to make one call and leave a note someone else can actually use?
A CRM as a filing cabinet
Close as the desk
How Close runs
Three things happen without a rep touching the record.
The call is the data entry
Dial from the deal. The call connects in the browser and the outcome, duration and recording attach to the record when you hang up.
- No post-call admin window
- Recording and transcript on the record
- Voicemail drops built in
Sequences run the follow-up
Email and SMS in the same thread. A sequence fires on a stage change or an unanswered call, and stops the moment someone replies.
- Triggers on real events, not dates
- Stops on reply automatically
- Next touch queued before you remember
Chloe works the overflow
An AI agent inside the CRM. Chloe calls leads, qualifies them, books the meeting and writes the summary back to the record.
- Calls the leads you will not reach today
- Books straight into the calendar
- Summary written to the deal
The Proof
Built for teams that sell by talking rather than configuring.
