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Sales Leader Podcast with Rob Jeppsen

Sales Leader Podcast with Rob Jeppsen

Robb Jeppsen interviews Robert Moseley on why coaching lacks context. You'll learn how contextual coaching transforms...

Dynamic Email Architecture That Personalizes Itself

Dynamic Email Architecture That Personalizes Itself

GTM Engine’s four-layer architecture transforms static nurtures into dynamic email streams that personalize themselves...

New Feature: Intelligent Calendar View

New Feature: Intelligent Calendar View

Sales chaos isn’t from lack of effort, it’s often lack of clarity. The Intelligent Calendar View helps sellers regain...

The Living Customer Record: RevOps’ Next Evolution

The Living Customer Record: RevOps’ Next Evolution

The single customer view failed because it was static. The living customer record brings coherence, aligning who, where,...

From Browser Wars to CRM Wars: The Fight for Context

From Browser Wars to CRM Wars: The Fight for Context

The next CRM revolution isn’t about automation, it’s about understanding. The platforms that master context will own the...

The Hidden Cost of Ease: Why Integration Isn’t Insight

The Hidden Cost of Ease: Why Integration Isn’t Insight

Seamless integration doesn’t equal smarter selling. Discover why optimizing for “ease” often sacrifices insight and how...

From Handoff to Handshake: Fixing GTM Velocity Upstream

From Handoff to Handshake: Fixing GTM Velocity Upstream

GTM velocity stalls long before quoting. Learn why upstream clarity, execution, and system design (not just CPQ)...

Sept Release: New Era of Strategic Intelligence

Sept Release: New Era of Strategic Intelligence

Selling has never felt less strategic. GTM teams don’t need more tools, they need intelligence that drives execution and...

The Sales Playbook Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All

The Sales Playbook Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All

Not every sales playbook works in every situation. Discover how top frameworks like SPIN, Challenger, and MEDDIC apply...

Gong vs. Wingman: Enterprise Muscle vs. Startup Agility

Gong vs. Wingman: Enterprise Muscle vs. Startup Agility

Gong and Wingman reflect two sales philosophies, enterprise rigor vs. startup agility. Which approach aligns with your...

The Invisible Advantage: Where AI Efficiency Meets Human Connection

The Invisible Advantage: Where AI Efficiency Meets Human Connection

Companies balancing AI efficiency with human connection see higher retention. The secret? Making technology invisible so...

Speak Revenue, Not Process To Prove Real Impact

Speak Revenue, Not Process To Prove Real Impact

RevOps teams tracking CRM adoption rates are missing the point. Smart leaders now prove impact with pipeline velocity,...

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Your Sales Pipeline on Autopilot

Automate Every Interaction for Revenue Growth

1

Collect Data

Every email, call, and calendar invite is auto-captured. No rep is left with data entry.

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Calls
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2

Process Data

GTM parses intent, entities, and sentiment, turning noise into CRM-ready structured data.

3

Enrich Deal

Continuously updates sales qualification fields (e.g., MEDDICC, SPICE, etc.), stakeholder maps, and key dates in real time.

4

Score Deal

Objective health score + reasons, refreshed after every interaction.

5

Analyze Deal

Flags who's missing, which requirements are vague, and where momentum stalls.

6

Sales Execution

Triggers nudges to reps with next-best actions and automates low-value work.

7

Forecasting for Individuals & Teams

Risk-adjusted close dates roll up instantly for leadership accuracy. Closed-won/-lost feeds the model, tightening every loop for the next deal.

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GTM Engine is a Pipeline Execution Platform that automatically analyzes unstructured customer interaction data (like calls, emails, CRM entries, chats) and turns it into structured insights and actions for Sales, Marketing, Customer Success, and Product teams.