A CRM that updates itself.
Contacts, pipeline, and deals, native in Winsen, with Walle logging, moving, and flagging before you have to ask.
Walle logs the call before you've left the room
The meeting ends and Walle has already written the recap, updated the deal stage, and queued the three follow-ups you promised, each line pinned to the moment in the transcript it came from. You don't type a single note. You read what it drafted, fix the one thing it got slightly wrong, and hit approve.
- Send 2-seat expansion quote to Priya⧉ 12:04
- Loop in security on SSO question⧉ 21:38
- Book Jun 12 expansion review⧉ 27:11
“Send us the two-seat numbers and we'll get it through this quarter.”
The draft is already written, and it knows your last six months
A prospect emails asking about pricing and timeline. Walle has a reply drafted that pulls the exact number from your last proposal and the rollout date from the call in March, every claim footnoted to where it lives in the brain. You're not writing, you're checking its receipts and clicking Send.
The annual is $64K as quoted, and we can have you live by the March rollout date we walked through.
Ask the CRM a real question, get a real answer and an offer to act
Type 'which deals went quiet this month and why' and Walle answers in plain language, citing the last touch on each one. Then it doesn't just leave you there, it offers a re-engagement draft for each, ready for your yes. The answer and the next move arrive together.
- Acme$148Kno reply 9d⧉ email
- Northwind$92Kusage −41%⧉ product
- Felicis$38Kpilot stalled 6d⧉ call
- Ravel$21Kdemo, no follow⧉ calendar
Hi Mira — ahead of the Jul 14 renewal, can we grab 20 min on where Acme's getting value since April?
A stranger becomes a full contact while you keep scrolling
Someone new lands in your inbox or a meeting invite, and by the time you look they're already a contact with role, company, and history filled in from sourced research. Nothing fabricated, every field shows where it came from. Walle just asks you to confirm the one detail it couldn't verify.
- CompanyFelicis⧉ email domain
- RolePrincipal⧉ web
- DealPilot · $38K⧉ CRM
- Last metpilot review Jun 24⧉ calendar
- OwnerTejas S.⧉ thread
Forty-seven updates, Walle hands you the four that need a human
Over the weekend Walle enriched records, logged replies, and nudged the auto-stuff through. This morning it shows you 4 of 47 that actually need your call, the rest already filed with sources attached. You spend two minutes deciding, not an hour cleaning up.
- Acme$148Krenewal save play
- Northwind$92Kat risk · usage −41%
- Lattice$64Kredline due Jun 18
- Stitch$210Kexpansion quote to send
Your prep brief writes itself, and you can trust every line
Five minutes before the meeting Walle drops a one-screen brief: where the deal stands, what they last asked for, the open thread you forgot, all sourced so you can tap any line and see the email or note behind it. No digging through the timeline. Just walk in knowing.
- Stage: expansion · health 88, up 4⧉ CRM
- $210K base + 2 new seats evaluating⧉ Proposal v3
- Last asked: SSO + SOC2 readiness⧉ Call Mar 12
- Champion engaged · opened deck 3×⧉ email
This is CRM, inside Winsen.
Everything above, in one place. Recreated from the live product, down to the data.
Acme has gone quiet — 9 days since your last email and the champion stopped opening updates. Health slid 78 → 54 with the $148K renewal due Jul 14. I drafted a check-in to Mira and held the auto-renewal so it doesn't lapse silently.
Hi Mira — wanted to check in ahead of the Jul 14 renewal.
I noticed the team's been heads-down; happy to do a quick 20-min review of where Acme is getting value and what's landed since April. Does Thursday work?
Experience CRM in the live demo.
It runs full-size. Drop your email and we'll send a one-click magic link to open it on your laptop.
How CRM contributes to your brain.
Pipelines, deals, and customer context live in the brain. The next AI Employee that touches an account already knows its story.
Questions, answered straight.
No dodging, no contact-sales-to-find-out.
