CRM · Renewal brief

Walk into the renewal callknowing what they’ll say.

The day before a renewal, an agent reads the account’s whole history in your CRM — tickets, meetings, emails, invoices — runs the usage export through a script in a terminal and writes a one-page brief: what’s going well, what’s at risk, what to offer. It drafts the agenda email too, and sends it only when you say so.

An account whose usage is sliding. Allow the agenda email when it asks.

Tomorrow’s renewal call: the agent reads the account’s history in the CRM, runs the usage export in a terminal, writes a one-page brief and drafts the agenda email — then asks before sending.

The whole history, read

Every ticket, meeting and invoice on the account, not just the last email in your inbox.

Usage from the data

The export is analysed in a terminal card, so the numbers in the brief come from a script you can rerun.

One page, not a dump

Health, risks and what to offer — short enough to read two minutes before the call.

Sent only with your OK

The agenda email waits in the CRM’s compose box until you allow it.

CRM · Renewal brief

From account history to a prepared call

One agent, three cards.

01
History
Tickets, meetings and invoices in the CRM.
02
Usage
The export, analysed in a terminal.
03
Brief
One page in a note.
04
Agenda
An email you approve.

Works in the CRM you already use

SalesforceHubSpotamoCRMBitrix24Zoho CRM
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Never walk into a renewal call cold

The brief is ready before your coffee; the email waits for you.

Download for WindowsWindows 10 / 11 · 64-bit

macOS and Linux are coming later.

The first-run wizard installs an agent CLI, Git and the dictation model for you — or skips each step.