The moment someone signs up, Crossdeck Sales writes the brief a world-class head of sales would — crossing who they are, what they did in your product, and what they're worth, from evidence no other tool can see. It hands you a researched account file and a ready draft. You qualify. You approve. You send.
We'll email you once, when it opens. Nothing else.
What's in every brief
No single fact is the pitch. Stacked, they're a briefing no salesperson could assemble by hand — and none of it is scraped, guessed, or bought. It's the data you already own.
The cross is the point. Any one row is a feature. Joined by identity, they're the twenty minutes of homework a sharp founder would do on one person — done the instant they sign up.
Why it isn't another AI SDR
Every other tool scrapes a company and guesses intent from firmographics. Crossdeck Sales reads what the person actually did — the surfaces they explored, the setup they abandoned, the error they hit. The model's a commodity. The evidence isn't.
It never fires on its own. It hands you a researched file and a draft; you qualify, edit, and send. The bar: it should read as though a sharp founder spent twenty minutes on that one person — never a template with variables.
Joined by identity, you see what the outreach actually did — the visit back, the signup, the activation, the revenue. And it runs on Prism, your own model over your own data: nothing scraped, nothing bought, nothing leaves.
An illustrative account file — the same six layers, prepared and ready for a human to send.