Know what to say on every sales call.Know what to do next.
Cue is an agentic deal intelligence platform. It rides your calls, gives you the right words the moment you need them, then writes the follow-up, updates the CRM and lines up the next move.
Built for anyone who sells: SDRs, BDRs, AEs, sales engineers, founders, and sales leaders in complex B2B sales.
- Deal context · Your calls, email, calendar and CRM, already read
- Pre-call prep · The people, their company, your objective, what to ask
- Live call · Answers, questions, coaching, signals, insight
- Post-call summary · Key moments, commitments and the follow-up email, drafted
- Next move · Where the deal stands, and what to do about it
Cue listens and writes the call down, with real speaker names, in the language the call is in. Nothing else happens until you press.
- No meeting bot
- Cue listens on your computer. Nothing joins the call.
- Hidden from screen share
- Share your screen freely. The overlay is not in it.
- Any meeting app
- Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and the rest, on macOS and Windows.
- Multilingual
- Follows the call in English, German, French, Spanish or Dutch, detected per call.
The call is only one moment. Cue stays with the deal.
Every conversation, commitment, open question and next step stays connected, so you never have to piece the deal back together yourself.
Before
Know what matters before you join.
The Brief reaches you two hours ahead: your objective, how to open, what to watch for and the questions you must ask, with the stakeholders researched and the company's news dated.
During
Get help when the moment calls for it.
An answer, a question or a read of the whole call, one press each. Nothing interrupts you. The only thing Cue says unasked is a short insight when the call turns.
After
Turn the call into action.
The write-up with its key moments linked to the transcript, a follow-up email that goes out only when you press Send, from your own Gmail or Outlook, commitments with due dates, and a note in your CRM.
Between
Never lose the thread.
Cue follows calls, email, calendar and CRM, says whether each deal is Moving, Stalled or At risk and why, and puts the next move beside it.
Deal intelligence that keeps itself up to date.
Cue is on the call, so the deal fills in without anyone maintaining a CRM: what was said, what was promised, who matters and what is still open. Then it tells you where the deal stands and what to do about it.
Deal · tessary.com
Tessary Robotics
Where this stands
Evaluation is done; the pilot has no date and the champion has gone quiet.
- · Security review passed on the Aug 28 call
- · Pilot kickoff promised for September, still undated
- · Signing authority never confirmed on either call
Updated by Cue after the last call · 2 calls · 14 emails
The move
Do this weekSend the re-engagement brief with the deployment benchmark.
Coach
The deal stalled on the buyer side, not on price. Reopen with the deployment benchmark they asked for, and put a date on the pilot in the same message. Ask who signs once the pilot is green.
What did they say about the pilot timeline?
On the Aug 28 call the VP Operations said they wanted the pilot running before their Q4 planning, and the lead architect asked for the deployment benchmark first. No date was set.
From the call at 31:40 and her email on Sep 2
Draft a short note that proposes two dates.
01Update deal
One press reads the whole deal, calls, email and CRM, and updates fields, qualification, commitments and risks, with a receipt of what changed.
02Today
Each morning: what you owe, which deals are at risk, and the calls ahead.
03Across the pipeline
What buyers are saying across your deals, why you win and lose, and for managers, the team's deals at risk.
Seven tools a rep juggles. One app.
Each of these was its own tab, its own login and its own bill. Cue does them because it is already on the call, so none of them has to be fed by hand.
- Recorders and transcription: The call is written down as it happens, with real speaker names, and every key moment in the write-up links back to what was said.
- Prospect and account research: The people you are about to meet, and what their company has been doing, researched and dated before the call starts.
- Battlecards and answer wikis: Your own documents answer the buyer while they are still on the call, cited, and an uncited answer can be checked against the web.
- CRM data entry: Fields, contacts and a note for every call go back to your CRM on their own, with a history of what changed.
- Deal review spreadsheets: Each deal carries where it stands, why, what is still open and what to do next, for you and for your manager.
- Follow-up templates: The email is written from the call itself and revisable by prompt, and it leaves from your own mailbox.
- Methodology scorecards: Your framework's coverage fills in as the buyer talks, and a tap corrects it.
Works with the tools you already use.
The meeting apps you sell on, your calendar and mail, your CRM, and the places your team already talks.
- On the call
- Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or anything else. Cue listens on your computer, so there is nothing to add to the meeting.
- Calendar and mail
- Google and Outlook. Cue reads your calendar and recent email, and sends follow-ups from your own address.
- CRM
- HubSpot and Salesforce. Deals, contacts and activity come in; fields, contacts and a note for every call go back.
- Where your team works
- Slack and Notion, and Ask Cue from Claude or ChatGPT through a read-only connector.
Want to see more connectors? Talk to us.
Questions.
Before the demo, in plain language.
Is Cue a recording or transcription tool?+
No. Recording is one input. Cue prepares the call, helps you privately during it, turns it into follow-through and keeps the deal state current between calls.
Who is it for?+
People who sell: account executives, founders, sales engineers and their managers, in deals with several stakeholders and many conversations.
What does it do during a call?+
You pull what you need: a cited Answer, the next Question, or a Coach read of the whole call. On a hard moment, a blocker, a named competitor, a real date, Cue adds one short observation, a few times a call at most.
Where do the answers come from?+
From your knowledge base: the documents you upload and your website. Each answer is marked cited, partly cited or not cited, and an uncited one can be checked against the web in one tap.
Does Cue send or change anything without asking me?+
No. Ask Cue proposes and you confirm, and an email goes out only when you press Send, from your own mailbox. On the call, the only thing Cue says unasked is a short insight, and you can switch it off.
Is Cue an agent?+
Yes. It prepares your calls, follows your calendar, email and CRM, keeps every deal current and readies the next move on its own, and anything that leaves Cue waits for your yes.
How is it different from conversation intelligence?+
Those tools review calls afterward, mostly for managers. Cue works for the person selling, before, during and after the call, and says what to do next.
What happens between calls?+
Cue follows each deal through calls, email and the CRM, judges whether it is moving, stalled or at risk, and puts the next move beside it, with the email drafted.
Do I have to keep my CRM up to date for Cue to work?+
No. Cue captures the deal from the calls themselves, plus your email and calendar. It writes fields, contacts and a note for every call back to HubSpot or Salesforce.
Which sales methodology does it follow?+
Yours. Choose from eight, including MEDDIC, MEDDPICC, BANT, SPIN, SPICED and Challenger. Cue tracks coverage as the buyer talks, and you can correct it with a tap.
How do I get Cue?+
Cue is invite-only today. Book a demo and we set up your workspace, with a starter knowledge base researched from your website, so your first call is already useful.
More confidence on the call. More control over the deal.
Get the help you need while you sell, then let Cue turn the conversation into everything that comes next: follow-up, CRM updates, commitments and the next move. Your deals stay current automatically, so you can spend your time progressing them, not maintaining them.