Sales

Give your team their calendar back.

The agent runs the repetitive first demo. Your team meets buyers who have seen the product, asked their questions and come with context.

Audience linksLead summariesSuggested next steps
The problem

The first demo is the same demo, again.

Sales engineers spend a large share of their week giving the same introduction to buyers who may not be ready. That time is not free, and it is not available for the deals that need depth.

Use cases

Where it fits.

Outbound links

Send a personalised link in an email. The prospect gets a live demo when they are curious, not when a calendar allows.

Pre-sales

Let evaluators explore on their own before your engineer joins.

After a demo request

Offer the live call while the lead is still warm.

Outcomes

What changes for your team.

Prospects arrive prepared

A transcript and summary tell your rep what the buyer already saw.

Prioritise by interest

High, Medium and Low reads guide who to call first.

Suggested next step

Each lead comes with a recommended follow-up.

Your team stays in charge

The agent does the first demo. People own the relationship.

How a lead travels

From click to your team.

Visitor asksOne click starts the call
Agent answersFrom your approved knowledge
Drives your productVisitor watches it live
Lead is summarisedTranscript, interest, next step
Team is toldSlack or webhook, instantly
FAQ

Questions.

Does it book meetings?
Visitors can book time with your team through the booking widget on the site.
Can I limit who gets a link?
Audience links can expire and can be restricted to an email domain.
Does it connect to my CRM?
Leads go to Slack and webhooks today, with HubSpot in testing. Salesforce and Pipedrive are not available yet.
Will it replace my sales engineers?
No. It handles the first conversation so they spend time where it matters.

See it live on a real product.

Talk to Aria now, or tell us about your product and we'll show you how it would run.