For sales reps

The memory behind every deal you run

Stop rebuilding the account story before every meeting. Kenlode Sales keeps it, and tells you what needs you today.

The Daily Briefing for a fictional rep: a commitment needing attention, then priority Accounts with a recommended next action and the reason for it.

A day with Kenlode Sales

WhenWhat the rep does
08:30 Reads the Daily Briefing: priority Accounts and overdue promises.
10:00 Asks the Account Brain to prep a steering committee call.
12:00 Adds the meeting transcript.
12:10 Reviews the Proposals: contacts, MEDDPICC evidence, commitments.
17:00 Sends the drafted follow-up and closes the commitments it covers.

Prep in minutes, from what you already know

Ask the Account Brain where a deal stands. The answer comes from the account's own memory: the open commitment, the procurement step, the competing tool. When the memory doesn't hold the answer, it says so instead of guessing.

Asking about a fictional account: the answer, marked as answered from account memory, gives the deal's value, the steering committee date and the biggest risks.
The buying committee of a fictional opportunity: each contact with a MEDDPICC role, influence and level of support.

What reps use it for

Qualify with evidence

Each MEDDPICC element is Confirmed or a Hypothesis, with its sources.

Never drop a promise

Commitments in both directions, flagged before they slip.

Map who really decides

Buying Committee roles, influence and support.

Keep your thinking private

Your manager sees signals, not your notes, unless they join the Account Team, and you'll see it when they do.

Selling on your own?

Kenlode Sales Personal is the same Account Brain for one seller, on a computer you control. See pricing.

Next step

Bring it to your team

Free for 30 days, up to 10 seats, installed with you on your own server. We agree what success looks like before day one.