Target account lists
Builds lists of accounts that match your ideal customer profile, with the reason each one fits.
Apollo
HubSpot
Sales agent library
Each of these is a sub-agent of your Sales agent: built from the work your reps already do, approved by its owner, and run under the vault's controls. Browse by workflow, or search for the job you have in mind.
01 · Workflow
Research, routing and first drafts, so reps start each day with accounts worth calling.
Builds lists of accounts that match your ideal customer profile, with the reason each one fits.
Summarises a target account: what they do, recent news, likely priorities and who to talk to.
Adds company size, industry and role to new leads and routes them to the right rep.
Replies to inbound demo requests within minutes with a booking link, and briefs the rep.
Drafts a first email for each new target in the rep's voice, from the account research.
Tells a rep when an account hires, raises money or posts a job that matches what you sell.
Drafts follow-ups for event leads from badge scans and the rep's notes.
02 · Workflow
Before and after every customer meeting, done before the rep asks.
Finds times that suit the customer's attendees and sends the invite with an agenda.
Writes a one-page brief: who's attending, deal history, open questions and recent news.
Drafts the follow-up email with what was agreed, next steps and the resources promised.
Pulls the actions from the call and puts them on the deal with owners and dates.
Posts a short summary of a key meeting to the deal channel for the wider team.
Logs the objections and questions raised on calls so sales, marketing and product can see the patterns.
03 · Workflow
A CRM that's right without reps spending Friday afternoon updating it.
Updates the deal stage, next step and notes from the call recording, for the rep to confirm.
Checks each deal has what its stage needs, such as a champion or a budget, and asks the owner for the gaps.
Finds deals with no activity or a past close date and asks the owner what's changed.
Fills gaps and merges duplicate contacts and companies, and lists what it couldn't resolve.
Tidies closed-lost reasons and summarises the patterns for the sales lead each month.
Writes the handover from sales to onboarding: what was sold, what was promised and the key contacts.
04 · Workflow
The forecast, the weekly numbers and the commission sheet, built from the CRM rather than from memory.
Drafts each rep's forecast commentary from deal changes since last week.
Reports pipeline created, moved and closed this week against target, by rep and segment.
Warns when next quarter's pipeline drops below your coverage target, by segment.
Calculates each rep's commission from closed deals and your plan, for finance to check.
Prepares the sales section of the board pack: bookings, pipeline coverage and win rates.
05 · Workflow
From verbal yes to signed contract with less back and forth.
Drafts the proposal from the deal, discovery notes and your template.
Builds the quote from the agreed products and your price book, flagging any discount.
Sends non-standard discounts to the right approver with the context they need.
Drafts answers to security and procurement questionnaires from your approved answer bank.
Drafts answers to tenders and RFPs from past responses and your approved content.
Summarises the customer's contract changes against your standard terms and highlights the risky ones.
Prepares the contract from the agreed terms and sends it for signature.
06 · Workflow
No renewal arrives as a surprise, and no expansion goes unnoticed.
Lists accounts renewing in the next 90 days with usage, health and open issues.
Updates each account's health from usage, support tickets and survey scores, with the reason it changed.
Tells the account owner when an account's usage drops, with the likely cause.
Writes a short brief on an at-risk account: history, contacts and suggested next steps.
Spots accounts near their plan limits or adding users quickly, and tells the account owner.
Builds the quarterly business review deck from usage, support history and goals.
Drafts the renewal quote from current terms and usage for the account owner to check.
No sub-agents match . Discovery finds the jobs your team actually does, so yours will likely include ones not listed here.
Examples of what discovery typically turns into. Your library is built from the work your own team does, so names, triggers and connectors will differ.
How a library agent becomes yours
01 · Discover
Read-only access to your tools' audit logs shows where AI is already doing sales work, and who is behind it. Nothing is installed on laptops.
02 · Interview
They talk or type through how the job runs today. The output is a written spec: trigger, steps, tools, data and owner.
03 · Vault
The sub-agent is test-run on real data, its owner approves it, and it joins the Sales agent under the vault's controls.
People ask the parent agent where they already work, in Slack, Teams, Claude or ChatGPT: @Sales agent prep me for the Acme call at 2pm
Controls
Every sub-agent runs in the agent vault, with an activity log of every run, versions that need approval, and run history kept for 30 days.
FAQ
No. These are examples of what discovery typically finds in sales. Your library is built from the work your own reps already do, including the shortcuts your best ones built for themselves.
Only if you build it to. Most sales sub-agents draft, and the rep sends. External email can be blocked or held for review per agent.
In Slack, Teams, Claude or ChatGPT. They ask the Sales agent, and it runs the right sub-agent under the same controls.
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