Everyone has an AI subscription. Almost nobody has AI that knows anything.
A generic chatbot can't tell you which deals are at risk, because it has never seen your pipeline. It writes plausible copy about a company it has never met, and your team quietly stops using it.
The value isn't the model. It's the connection: the agent reading your real CRM, your real email threads, your real call notes and your real numbers, with permissions you control.
Real leverage, not noise. And no content slop.
Four jobs, from day one.
Each one is a task your team is doing manually today.
“Which deals have gone quiet this month?” Answered in plain English, from live data, with the records linked.
Drafts that reference the actual conversation, the actual proposal and the actual objection. A human sends it.
A scheduled weekly summary of what moved and what didn't, posted where your team already works.
Flags stale deals, missing fields and pipeline that doesn't reflect reality, before the forecast does.
Four weeks, start to live.
Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed end date.
We map the jobs worth automating, agree what the agent may and may not touch, and get read access in place.
Claude wired into HubSpot and your other systems, with the skills and guardrails written against your own process.
Run it alongside your team on live deals. Tune the outputs until they are ones your people would have sent themselves.
Your team trained, the skills documented and owned by you. It keeps working whether or not we're still involved.
IXT's Super Agent turned a 22,000-row spreadsheet into 500 unique target companies, then had meetings booked inside three days from a cold list. It corrected 300+ company records in a single pass.
Your data stays yours, and a human stays in the loop.
The most common objection we hear isn't about capability. It's about what the thing might do unsupervised, and who can see the data. Both are set by you, in writing, before we build.
Fixed. Four weeks. No day-rate creep, no scope argument in week three.
Honest about fit.
“Now that it's so connected to our HubSpot, it knows exactly what to do. It's all factually correct. It's kind of spot on.”
Find out in thirty minutes whether it's worth doing.
Bring the jobs your team repeats every week. We'll tell you which ones an agent would genuinely take off them, and which ones it wouldn't.
