Your AI sales agent that gets better as you work together.

Give Vera a sales goal. It researches, works across your tools, takes action, and keeps the work moving.

Give Vera the outcome. Let it figure out the work.

Vera at work. Find SaaS companies expanding into Germany, qualify them against our ICP, and prepare outreach to their sales leaders. I’ll use your Company Brain to define the target, research companies and signals, find the right people, and prepare the outreach for approval.

Understand the target: Review ICP, customers, and positioning.
Research the market: Find companies and relevant signals.
Qualify accounts: Research fit and prioritize.
Find the right people: Identify relevant decision-makers.
Prepare outreach: Use account and person-specific context.
Run the approved motion: Start LinkedIn and email outreach within your rules.

Vera isn’t a workflow. It’s an agent.

A fixed workflow starts with predefined steps. Vera starts with your outcome: it plans the work, chooses connected tools, researches missing information, and adapts as the job develops.

A goal: Build pipeline from companies expanding into Europe.
A task: Research this account before tomorrow’s meeting.
A process: When an opportunity goes quiet for 14 days, prepare the next step.
Something new: Check these competitors every Monday and tell me what changed.

One agent. Many jobs across sales.

Build pipeline: Define your ICP, find matching accounts, identify decision-makers, enrich data, and run personalized outreach.
Act on signals: Monitor relevant changes, research the accounts behind them, and turn the right signals into action.
Work your CRM: Work with companies, contacts, opportunities, activities, notes, and next steps.
Automate sales work: Connect work across your tools and run it on a schedule or when an event happens.
Research the market: Investigate companies, competitors, markets, and signals; bring findings back into your sales process.
Prepare your team: Combine account research and CRM history into a useful briefing before each meeting.

Vera doesn’t start from zero.

Company Brain. Your Company Brain holds the context Vera needs for each job. Instead of explaining your business again, you can say: “Build next week’s pipeline.”

Products · Customers · ICP · Positioning · Competitors · Sales approach · Objections · Market knowledge
Feedback · Preferences · Successful approaches · Research methods · Reusable workflows · Team practices

Vera gets better at working for you.

Company Brain holds shared business knowledge; personal memory holds your preferences; skills capture reusable methods. Review proposed company updates and correct or restore context as your company changes.

Week 1: “Recent international expansion matters more to us than company size.” Working preference: international expansion → high priority; company size → secondary.
Week 3: “Build a new prospect list for Germany.” Vera uses the updated preference to research and prioritize accounts—not only the original instructions.
Later: “Sales leaders hired in the last 90 days are converting particularly well.” Vera carries the new signal into future work. Your ICP, messaging, and processes can evolve together.

Teach Vera once. Reuse the approach.

When your team develops a repeatable way of working, Vera can reuse it instead of starting from scratch. Your team’s methods become part of how Vera works.

How we research a new market
How we qualify enterprise accounts
How we prepare for discovery calls
How we revisit closed-lost opportunities

From conversation to automation.

Vera at work. Every Friday, investigate opportunities that haven’t moved this week and send the team a summary in Slack.

Check CRM: Open opportunities
Analyze: Activity, meetings, notes, next steps
Investigate: Research accounts when context is missing
Prioritize: Identify deals that need attention
Deliver: Send recommendations to Slack

Works across your sales stack.

CRM signal → Research → Qualification → Approved outreach → CRM update → Team notification

CRM: HubSpot · Pipedrive · Attio · Salesforce
Outreach: LinkedIn · Email
Your team: Slack · Microsoft Teams
Data & meeting context: Google Sheets · Google Drive · Fireflies · Google Calendar

From ICP to pipeline.

From ICP to pipeline, the outbound motion uses the same Company Brain and learning as the rest of Vera’s work. Tell Vera who you want to reach—or let it help you define the target.

You decide where Vera stops.

An example approval policy—not a mandatory default. Choose the boundary for each action, review the work, change instructions, or pause the process.

Research companies
Monitor signals
Analyze pipeline
Run approved workflows
Send LinkedIn messages
Send email
Update opportunities
Create CRM records

One Vera. Your whole team.

Sales: Build pipeline, research prospects, prepare meetings, and follow up.
Sales leaders: See what is moving, what needs attention, and delegate recurring work.
Growth: Research markets, test signals, and turn GTM ideas into execution.
RevOps: Connect systems, automate processes, and keep sales data moving.

What will you hand over to Vera?

Give Vera a sales goal, a task, or a process taking up your team’s time. Connect your company context and tools; build on what you learn together.

Questions and answers

Is Vera an AI SDR?

Yes, Vera can handle prospecting, outreach, and follow-up. Outbound is one job you can give it; Vera also works with CRM records, researches markets, monitors signals, prepares meetings, and automates sales processes.

How is Vera different from a fixed automation?

Instead of defining every step in advance, describe the outcome. Vera can plan the work, use connected tools, research missing information, and adapt its approach within the permissions you set.

Does Vera learn?

Vera can carry useful company knowledge, feedback, preferences, and reusable methods into future work. This is working context you can review and correct—not a promise that every interaction improves results.

What is Company Brain?

Company Brain is Vera’s working knowledge of your business: products, ICP, customers, positioning, sales approach, and learned preferences. It provides context across tasks.

Can Vera create recurring workflows?

Yes. Work can run once or recur on a schedule or an event in a connected system. You can review the process and decide when to enable or pause it.

Can Vera act without approval?

You decide. Actions can run automatically or require review based on your team’s access permissions and approval boundaries.