Make everyone on your GTM team a GTM engineer

Build the workflow by seeing it, ship it as an app your team works in, and keep every decision your team made along the way in one record.

Gathered the account contextread Gmail, Gong, Salesforce · 2:31pm
Drafted the renewal summarystayed inside Kiwi · 2:33pm
Step 4 of 6 · Share with the account teamstopped for your approval
What it readDana Wright, Sep 12: “can you send a summary before the QBR?”
What it will doSend one email to 3 people at Acme from your address, update the renewal record, post the recap in #acme-account.
Send to the Acme team · writes to Gmail · after your approval
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Three things, one product

A visual way to build the workflow, a visual app your team actually works in, and a record of every decision the two of them produced.

Workflows you can see, that keep themselves honest

Build the sequence by dragging it, not by writing scripts. Every run is scored against what your team kept, and the workflow tells you which step is dragging the rate down and proposes the fix.

Apps, not pipelines

A published workflow becomes a real surface your team works in: the inputs it needs, the work in flight, the drafts waiting on a person. No dashboards to wire up and nothing to hand to engineering.

Every decision is on the record

The decisions are the work. Who approved what, what they changed, what they rejected and why, all attributed and searchable. That record is what makes the next run better.

From a sentence to a working agent

  1. Describe the work

    Say what you want done in a sentence. Kiwi drafts the steps and proposes where it should stop. Nothing runs until you publish.

  2. Shape it in the studio

    Reorder steps by dragging them. Add a checkpoint where it matters. Say what each run needs to start.

  3. Your team runs it

    Publish it and anyone can run it. Every run lands on one page, grouped by what needs a person first.

Every run leaves a record a person can read

Not a trace. Not a span tree. Sentences: what it read, what it wrote, who approved it, what they changed, and whether the work was kept.

kept, across 41 runs
93%
median wait at a checkpoint
12m
Acme, this weekkept
Drafted the summary, 2 versions2:33pm
Melanie said: lead with the migration date2:38pm
Redid the draft with the note2:40pm
Approved by Melanie Chen2:46pm
Sent to the Acme team, 3 peopleGmail, 2:47pm

Built for the work that repeats

Account timelines

Every meeting, thread, and decision on an account, summarized and shared before the QBR.

Renewal prep

Usage, open risks, and the last six weeks of contact, drafted for the owner to approve and send.

Call follow-through

Calls filed to the right account, commitments pulled out, nothing sent without a name on it.

See it run on your own accounts

Thirty minutes, live, with your tools connected. You will leave with one agent your team can run tomorrow.

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