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For sales teams

Arlo does the groundwork. You sell.

Building lists, researching companies, finding the right person, writing the third follow-up: Arlo takes that over. What lands with you are the conversations that count, with everything Arlo found out beforehand.

  • No more building and working through lists.
  • Interested people land with you, with the whole thread.
  • Your voice, your mailbox, your rules.

What lands with you

Arlo works in the background. Only what needs a person comes forward.

Interest
Someone wants to talk or know more. Arlo offers times from your calendar and gives you the whole thread.
Questions outside Arlo’s limits
Prices, discounts, commitments: Arlo doesn’t answer on its own but brings you a proposal.
Unclear cases
When it isn’t clear which conversation a reply belongs to, Arlo asks you instead of answering.
ExampleWaiting on youCompanies, people and addresses are made up.
Waiting on you2:22 PM

Megan OrtizCalder Precision

Sounds interesting. What would this cost for our two plants?

Arlo

That’s a pricing question, and I’m not cleared to discuss prices. I’ve drafted a reply without one and I’m waiting for you.

Proposed reply

Happy to work out the numbers for both plants. Would Thursday at 10 work for a twenty-minute call?

Waiting for your approval

What Arlo takes off your plate

  • Without Arlo: Searching for companies and reading one website after another.

    With Arlo: Arlo has done the research, with reasons and sources for every company.

  • Without Arlo: Guessing the right person and hoping the address works.

    With Arlo: Arlo names only people listed on a page it read, and writes only to checked addresses.

  • Without Arlo: Forgetting the follow-up because something else is urgent.

    With Arlo: Arlo follows up on plan, in the recipient’s time zone. A no ends it.

  • Without Arlo: Hunting for replies in your inbox.

    With Arlo: What you need to decide waits for you in one place, with a proposed reply.

What stays with you

The conversations
Whoever shows interest or asks something Arlo may not answer lands with you, with the research, the thread and a proposal.
Your voice
Arlo writes in your voice from your mailbox. It sees which messages get replies and shows you what it learns from them.
Meetings
When someone wants to talk, Arlo offers free times from your calendar and books after your approval.

See Arlo at work on real companies.

Arlo finds 5 companies that fit, and you pick 2 of them for its emails. Free, no card; after 14 days the start ends by itself.