Deals don't go quiet. Not on your agents' watch.
Most lost deals aren't lost to a competitor — they're lost to silence. An unanswered proposal, a "let me think about it" that never gets followed up. piRevenue's agents watch for exactly that kind of quiet, draft the nudge, and hand it to the rep to send. The words are always a human's to approve.
From silence to a sent nudge, with a human in between.
A deal goes quiet
No reply to a proposal, no contact in longer than usual for that stage. The kind of silence that's easy to miss in a busy pipeline.
An agent flags the risk
The deal surfaces where the rep already looks, with a plain reason attached — not buried in a report nobody opens.
The agent drafts the nudge
Written in the rep's own voice, referencing the deal's real history — not a generic template that reads like a bot wrote it.
The rep reviews and sends
Edit it, rewrite it, or send it as-is — with one tap. Nothing reaches a customer without a person choosing to send it.
● Agent drafted · human approves
Built to catch the deal going quiet, not to chase every deal equally.
Before it's too late, not after
Agents compare each deal's activity against what's normal for its stage, and flag it the moment it drifts into risk.
In the rep's own voice
Drafts reference the deal's actual history — last conversation, open question, promised next step — not a generic template.
On the deals that matter
Flags are weighted by deal value and stage, so the rep's attention goes to the silence that actually threatens the number.
No manual note-taking
Once a nudge is sent, the activity is logged automatically — the rep doesn't have to go back and write it up.
"Deals stopped going quiet on me. The agent flags a stall and drafts the nudge, and I decide whether it's right. I'm coaching my team again, not chasing spreadsheets to find who's gone cold."
The mental to-do list nobody can actually keep.
Follow-up used to live in a rep's memory, or a sticky note, or a spreadsheet reminder that never got checked. Here's what agentic follow-up is built to end.
The old way
- Follow-up depends on one rep remembering, every time
- A quiet deal is only noticed when it's already cold
- Writing every nudge from a blank page, deal after deal
- Managers find out a deal stalled after it's lost
With agentic follow-up
- The agent watches every open deal, all the time
- A quiet deal is flagged while there's still time to act
- A draft is ready, referencing the deal's real history
- Managers see the risk flag the moment it appears
What people ask about agentic follow-up.
No. Agents draft the nudge and propose the next step, but nothing goes to a customer until a rep reviews it and taps send. There is no autopilot setting for outbound.
Agents watch signals like time since last contact, an unanswered proposal, or a stage that hasn't moved, and compare them against what's normal for that type of deal. When a deal crosses that threshold, it's flagged as at risk.
Yes, always. The draft is a starting point in the rep's own voice, referencing the deal's real history — you can edit any part of it, or discard it and write your own, before it ever goes out.
You can dismiss a flag or snooze it. Agentic follow-up surfaces suggestions; it never forces an action, and a rep can always decide a deal doesn't need a nudge right now.
WhatsApp and other messaging-channel follow-ups are on our public roadmap and not available today. Agentic follow-up currently drafts nudges for the channels reps already use, like email.
Follow-up is one piece. Here's the rest of the platform.
Every deal, logged automatically
A voice note or a forwarded email becomes a clean deal — no forms, no double-entry.
Live forecastA number you can defend
Every follow-up feeds a weighted, self-updating forecast built from real activity.
Human-in-the-loopAI never closes the deal
The line piRevenue won't cross — agents draft, people decide, always.
Stop feeding the CRM. Watch it feed you.
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