Every source, ingested continuously
Reviews, calls, tickets, changelogs, competitor pages — read as they land, deduplicated and timestamped onto one signal layer.
The pass
The pass, step by step
Every source lands on one signal layer. The agents cluster it, tie each move to its reaction, and hand you the play — at the autonomy you set.
Cause and effect, on one clock
Agents cluster signals into themes and link each competitor move to its measured customer reaction — with the lag between them.
Recommended plays, with evidence
Each play arrives priced and owned, at the autonomy you set: Advisory suggests, Supervised waits for your click, Autopilot acts within limits.
SHARED SIGNAL LAYER
One ingestion and cause-and-effect graph every agent reads from — so each new agent compounds the last.
Autonomy modes
You set how far each agent goes
Autonomy is a dial, per agent. Start with recommendations and hand over execution as trust builds. Every agent stops and asks before anything that touches pricing or an account inside its renewal window.
Advisory
The agent watches and recommends. It surfaces plays with evidence; every action stays in your hands.
Start here. Nothing ships without you.
Supervised
The agent drafts the work, the message, the battlecard, the update, and waits for one-click approval before it ships.
The default for most teams.
Autopilot
The agent executes within guardrails you define, acting on signals in real time and logging every decision.
For the plays you trust, above the confidence floor.
FAQ
Before you connect
When does the pass run?
Continuously for connected sources, with the full pass landing overnight so the Signal Desk is finished before your first meeting.
What is the shared signal layer?
One ingestion and cause-and-effect graph every agent reads from. Each connected source enriches it, and each new agent extracts more value from signal you already captured.
Can different agents run in different modes?
Yes. Autonomy is set per agent. Many teams run Chorus on Autopilot for theming, Recon in Supervised for battlecards, and Atlas in Advisory while it earns trust.
What can an agent never do on its own?
Act on anything touching pricing or an account inside its renewal window. Those stop and ask, in every mode.
What are the three steps?
Capture every customer signal onto one layer, connect each signal to the accounts and causes it touches, and act on it at the autonomy level you set, overnight.
What are autonomy modes?
How much an agent may do without you: suggest only, draft for approval, or act within limits you define. Different agents can run in different modes.
How is this different from a dashboard?
A dashboard waits for someone to look. The agents read continuously and bring the decision to the owner with the evidence attached, so nothing depends on remembering to run a report.
Every signal, on one orbit
Connect your first source in an afternoon. The first pass lands before your next standup.
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