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AI Tools for Deal Stories and Win/Loss Analysis Beyond Consultants | RevGenius

AI Tools for Deal Stories and Win/Loss Analysis Beyond Consultants

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Is anyone using AI for "Deal Stories" to send a summary of story behind a deal getting to closed won? I'm also curious if anyone is using anything good for win/loss other than expensive consultants?

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Jared R.
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Anis BENNACEUR
Jared R.
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Attention.com does this
Anis BENNACEUR
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Thanks Jared R. Nice to meet you Deanna G.
Anis BENNACEUR
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Let me know how I can help
Deanna G.
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Thank you. Anis, I'll chat with you directly. I think it might be a little different than what I'm seeing on the website for attention. Although it looks like an interesting product nonetheless!
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Pat H.
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We use Sybill for this right in HubSpot…and we are expensive consultants 😄
Pete B.
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Deanna G. AskElephant does this. Uses all of your conversations, emails and everything in Hubspot to do the analysis.
Saahil D.
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Can do this with a simple prompt on Clientell Ai. It's an agent I've been building for Salesforce admin work but it's pretty good at analysis in general across deals,
Ana L.
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Deanna G. we do this at Triple Session and we roll out dashboards so you can check the winning patterns of your team, happy to show you if that sounds interesting
Stefan S.
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Deanna G. one of my network contacts has founded https://usepropane.ai/. I know he did some benchmarking with Clozd and Klue, and it was possible to run around 30-50x amount of Win/Loss interviews for the same cost. They're using the newest AI technology to provide live voice interviews that are really really good. But interviewees can also choose to do it as a chat interview. Basically means that a business can run Win/Loss on a recurring basis, with automated invite flows based on CRM properties/outcomes, instead of as expensive ad-hoc projects.. Perhaps worth it to check out?