AI-native CRM
Learn how agents use contacts, tasks, and custom fields, and what you need to provide yourself.
Read it →AI-powered CRM
Already use AI to research leads or prepare messages? Store its findings, drafts, and follow-up tasks here, then review them alongside your contacts and deals.
The term explained, followed by how it works in Agent Native CRM.
Some CRMs include tools that write summaries, suggest replies, or score leads. The available features depend on the product and plan.
Agent Native CRM stores the work your agents do. You choose the AI tools; they save records and tasks here for your team to review.
For AI-powered CRM, check these details before connecting your team or software.
Question to askAm I looking for a built-in assistant?
Agent Native CRMThis product connects to agents you provide and does not include its own assistant.
Question to askWho calculates a lead score?
Agent Native CRMYour agent can calculate and save a score. The CRM stores it alongside any explanation the agent adds.
Question to askWhere can I review a suggested message?
Agent Native CRMSave the message in a task and open it in the dashboard before sending through your own tool.
Question to askWho decides to move or close a deal?
Agent Native CRMYou or your agents submit the change. The CRM records the new stage and its history.
Here are the actions you can take, followed by the API requests a developer or agent can use for each one.
Read the contact or deal history to see the changes and notes your agent saved, including who added each entry.
Add a field for a score your agent calculates. Save a note with the reasoning and source so your team can assess it.
Store an agent’s proposed message in a task. You can edit the draft, cancel the task, or record the outcome after sending.
Move a deal when your team or agent has evidence for the next stage. The change is recorded in the deal history.
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Choose who can change data, review important work, and correct mistakes. Some checks are built in; optional policies need to be configured.
A score alone is hard to evaluate. Ask your agent to include its source and reasoning, then inspect those notes before acting.
Claim an available task yourself or ask an admin to release a stalled claim. Record the result after you finish the work.
Change an incorrect contact detail or add a note explaining your decision. Earlier activity stays available for reference.
Use the API to read record fields, activity history, and workspace settings for your own reports or integrations.
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These notes explain the fields or connection settings used in this example. The setup guide includes the complete request and response formats.
Use the CRM for records and tasks, and connect the other tools your workflow needs.
This CRM does not supply lead scoring, summaries, or an AI assistant. Those results must come from an agent or person using other tools.
The CRM does not send the drafts stored in tasks. Your team or agent sends them from your own email or messaging account.
Using another CRM alongside this one requires your own integration. Adding a record here does not automatically update another product.
Practical answers about setup, capabilities, and what you need to provide.
It provides records, tasks, and APIs for your own AI agents. It does not include a model that writes messages, scores leads, or researches companies for you.
It fits teams that already use agents and need a shared place for their sales data and tasks, with a dashboard for checking the work.
Yes. Add a custom field, save the score, and include a note explaining how your agent calculated it. The CRM does not calculate the score itself.
Yes, but you or your agent need to connect the two systems. There is no automatic synchronization just because both products hold the same contact.
Learn more about the connection options and examples that fit your work.
Learn how agents use contacts, tasks, and custom fields, and what you need to provide yourself.
Read it →Read about API access, custom fields, saved views, and connecting your own application.
Read it →See how agents update sales records, share tasks, and leave work for your team to review.
Read it →Create a workspace, connect your agent, and add your first contact. Choose a plan based on how many records and activity entries you need to store.