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How it works
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Hindsight
Deal closes. Agent triggers automatically.
The Scheduling Agent fires when a deal closes. It already has full context from the Deal Review Agent: transcripts, CRM data, loss reasons, competitor mentions. It knows the deal before it sends anything.
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1 contact found · Sarah Chen, VP of Sales · [email protected]
Internal interview sent to [email protected]
Internal loss review for Meridian. Deal stalled after proposal, rep cited pricing pushback and a competing vendor's deeper CRM integration...
Interview Approval Requested
Slack DM sent to 1 approver · waiting for approval before sending to buyer
Follow-up in 4 days. Send buyer invite after approval, remind internal respondents.
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Slack
Approval request fires. One click to send.
Before any buyer outreach goes out, the agent sends an approval request via Slack DM. It explains who it wants to contact, why, and which email variant it plans to use. One click to approve and send.
Hindsight
App
10:49 AM
📋 Approval Required: Win-Loss Interview Request
Deal:Meridian Systems — Q1
Reason:Interview Sarah Chen (VP Sales) on why we lost at proposal stage. Pricing concerns and CRM integration depth both flagged in calls.
Email variant:
$100 – VP / Director
Sarah Chen
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Slack
Seller interview runs in Slack. No scheduling.
While buyer outreach is pending approval, the agent interviews the AE directly in Slack. Deal-specific questions based on the transcript. The rep responds by voice or text. The AI transcribes in real time.
Hindsight
App
10:49 AM
Meridian Systems — Q1 closed lost at proposal stage. Hi Jordan, doing a quick internal review.
Pricing pushback appeared in 3 calls. A competing vendor's CRM integration was mentioned twice. We'd like your AE perspective before we reach out to the buyer.
Would you mind answering a few async questions?
Pricing pushback appeared in 3 calls. A competing vendor's CRM integration was mentioned twice. We'd like your AE perspective before we reach out to the buyer.
Would you mind answering a few async questions?
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In your view, was pricing a genuine blocker? Or was it cover for a decision already made?
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Transcribed: Honestly pricing came up late. The real issue was their ops team couldn't get sign-off without a native Salesforce integration. We weren't on their approved vendor list.
That's a critical detail. When did IT or procurement get involved?
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Email
Buyer outreach goes out. Follow-ups handled.
Personalized outreach lands in the buyer's inbox. The agent runs the full follow-up cadence. A/B tests templates, optimizes copy, improves response rates over time. No chasing.
Outreach performance
Response rates climb as the agent optimizes copy across variants
A/B testing active
Total requests sent
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847
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Response rate by variant
↑ was 18% · best performer
↑ was 14% · improving
↑ was 12% · baseline
↑ was 9% · wins only
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Hindsight
Buyer completes the live AI interview.
The buyer joins a real-time voice interview. Paige asks deal-specific questions, follows up on vague answers, and captures everything with context. No human moderator needed.
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Sarah Chen
You mentioned pricing came up during the evaluation. Was that a genuine blocker, or more of a proxy for something else?
Honestly, more of a proxy. The real issue was IT. They needed a native Salesforce integration and your team couldn't commit to a timeline.
That's really useful. When did IT get involved? Was that something your team saw coming?
No, it blindsided us actually. They came in at the proposal stage and that's when things stalled. If we'd known earlier we could have looped them in sooner.
So the integration question wasn't on the table until procurement got involved. Would earlier technical validation have changed the outcome?
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