
With the cost of enterprise software continuing to rise, renewal conversations have become more complicated than ever. Because of this, every customer interaction matters, and keeping customers happy becomes critical to retaining business. Leveraging real-time sentiment analysis for enterprise-level support teams can help businesses meet the growing demand of today’s software customers. By surfacing negative

In fast-moving markets, static sales playbooks aren‘t just outdated — they can be a massive liability. When sales reps can’t quickly access messaging tailored to their prospect’s industry and use case, they generalize their selling approach. In turn, deals stall, and competitors with more targeted approaches win. This problem scales exponentially with product complexity. To

High-velocity inside sales teams thrive on speed, consistency, and the ability to convert conversations into pipeline. But in a remote environment, coaching sales development representatives becomes more complex. Managers can’t overhear calls, feedback comes too late, and new hires take longer to ramp. The result is missed opportunities. Sales coaching and conversation intelligence change that

Churn isn’t always about unhappy customers. Sometimes, customers leave due to changing priorities, missed touchpoints, or even poor communication. Missed customer health signals and late outreach can cause valuable accounts to drift away. Teams need a proper system to track which accounts are up for renewal. Automated renewal workflows can reduce the headache. HubSpot’s CRM

Salespeople spend nearly 70% of their week caught up in the whirlwind of administrative tasks. Only 30% of their time actually goes to selling. Reps are drowning in spreadsheets and melting in admin tasks that assistants could handle. Unified CRM data systems can help. These integrated technology platforms consolidate customer-related information from multiple sources into

Reps are arguing in Slack about “who owns Berlin” while two hot inbound demos sit unworked. Every new hire triggers a border dispute. These challenges sound familiar to every sales leader. It’s a territory problem that only gets worse as teams add headcount. To provide clarity, sales organizations need to automate assignment with dynamic rules

I was recently assigned the task of forecasting demand for a project. I set to work using my usual methods, but I’ve not explored AI in demand forecasting. My recent project got me thinking about AI’s role and whether AI could (a) aid the demand forecasting process and (b) save time. I needed expert advice
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I think that we’ve all faced the music: AI is (whether we want it to or not) changing the way that we do business. And, in my humble opinion, I’m not mad at it. Its offerings have been pretty beneficial thus far. But even if you’ve accepted this fate (or maybe you’re cautiously on the

For sales teams, speed and precision in handling new leads can be the difference between winning and losing a deal. But, for multi-product organizations, the challenge goes beyond simply assigning a rep. Each lead may align with different products, territories, or account histories, making manual routing slow and prone to errors that leave money on

Every year, customers ask more from support teams. They want quicker replies, seamless handoffs, and answers that feel personal across every channel. That rising bar makes the job harder. Agents burn out chasing context, while customers grow impatient when they have to repeat themselves. The scale of the challenge is only increasing. Gartner predicts 30%