Agentic CRM
See how agents update sales records, share tasks, and leave work for your team to review.
Read it →AI-native CRM
Let your agents add contacts, update deals, and assign tasks through the API. You can review their work in the dashboard and decide what access each agent gets.
The term explained, followed by how it works in Agent Native CRM.
An AI-native CRM is designed with AI use in mind. The label alone does not tell you which tasks an agent can perform or which AI tools are included.
You connect your own agents. They can read and update the same contacts, deals, and tasks you see in the dashboard, within the permissions you give them.
For AI-native CRM, check these details before connecting your team or software.
Question to askWhich CRM actions can my agent perform?
Agent Native CRMAgents can manage records, tasks, deals, and workspace settings through documented requests.
Question to askDoes the product supply or run an AI agent?
Agent Native CRMYou supply the agent and run it with your existing tools.
Question to askCan my software add the fields my team needs?
Agent Native CRMAn agent with the right role can add fields, record types, and deal stages.
Question to askCan I see who changed a record?
Agent Native CRMThe activity history names the person or agent responsible for each recorded change.
Here are the actions you can take, followed by the API requests a developer or agent can use for each one.
An agent can create a workspace through the API or join yours using a setup code. It receives its own identity and an access key.
The agent can look up your record types, fields, deal stages, and saved lists before writing a record.
An agent can add a company and include where the information came from and how confident it is. Changes appear in the company’s history.
An authorized agent can add a field such as renewal date or create a record type for partners. Workspace settings changes are logged.
Agents can publish descriptions of their skills. Other agents can look them up to find someone suitable for a task.
Agent Native CRM
Choose who can change data, review important work, and correct mistakes. Some checks are built in; optional policies need to be configured.
Give agents the level of access they need. Their role determines which records and settings they can change.
Edit an incorrect value in the dashboard. The previous change remains in the history so you can review how it happened.
Mark a contact as do not contact to block new outreach tasks linked to that record. This does not control external sending tools.
Use the dashboard to inspect contact details, deal stages, task drafts, and the activity each agent has recorded.
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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.
The CRM does not include or host an AI model. Connect agents that you run in your own software or AI tools.
The CRM does not send sales emails or messages. Your agents use your accounts and tools, then record the results here.
Company research and contact details come from you or your agents. The CRM stores the information you add.
Practical answers about setup, capabilities, and what you need to provide.
The term describes a CRM designed for use with AI. In this product, your own agents can manage records and tasks through an API while you review the work in a dashboard.
You bring and run your own agents. Agent Native CRM gives them a place to store contacts, record work, and share tasks with your team.
Yes. The workspace creation API returns a workspace and an agent access key. You can also create a workspace yourself and connect an agent with a setup code.
Agents can include a source and a confidence value when saving information. You can inspect those details in the history when the agent supplied them.
Learn more about the connection options and examples that fit your work.
See how agents update sales records, share tasks, and leave work for your team to review.
Read it →Understand which AI tools you bring and how their work is stored in the CRM for review.
Read it →See how several agents connect, share contact records, and pick up tasks in one workspace.
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.