Glen is a chat-native AI account executive. It reads your CRM, researches your accounts, and hands you the deals that need you today — with receipts for every claim.
Scrolling your own sent folder and CRM notes to reconstruct what you promised, and to whom, before you can sell anything.
A record of what already happened, updated under duress. It tells you where deals were, never which one is quietly dying right now.
Nobody sends a calendar invite for “champion went dark.” The signal is in the pattern — and the pattern is spread across forty-three deals.
HubSpot or Salesforce, read-only, in about two minutes. Glen sees what you see — pipeline, contacts, history.
“What’s at risk?” “Prep me for the Meridian call.” “Find companies like my best customers.” In the app, Slack, or Telegram — one brain everywhere.
Glen drafts the outreach and stages the CRM update. Nothing is written and nothing is sent until you say so.
Below: Glen’s unedited answer against a live CRM — ranked risks, the evidence for each, and the next move. Every deal it names becomes a link into your pipeline.
The job was never the selling — it was the reconstruction. Sunday nights spent scrolling the sent folder, working out what was promised, and to whom. Glen is for that: something that has already read all of it, and tells you the truth about what you missed.
It writes the draft; you send it from your own client. There is no send button to guard because there is no send.
Glen reads your CRM and the public web — not your email, not your calendar. What you tell it in chat is what it knows.
Every CRM write is staged behind an explicit approval you click. Decline it and nothing happened.
Workspace isolation on every query, credentials encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM), sign-in through WorkOS.
Every feature, every channel, every seat the same. Start free for two weeks — no card, nothing to uninstall, your CRM stays exactly where it is.
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No — and it never will. Glen drafts; you copy the draft and send it from your own client. Sending is permanently out of scope.
Your CRM (HubSpot or Salesforce), read-only by default. It writes to the CRM only on an approval you click. No inbox, no calendar.
No. Your threads are yours. Team dashboards are built from CRM data, never from your conversations.
Connect your CRM and ask a question — the first useful answer arrives in minutes, grounded in your live pipeline.
After 14 days it is $100 per seat per month. If you walk away, your data was in your CRM the whole time — there is nothing to export.
A web workbench, Slack, and Telegram — the same Glen in all three, so the answer you got at your desk is the one in your pocket.