Revenue agents that show their work

Revenue agents are AI agents that move deals forward: prepping renewals, following up on calls, keeping the pipeline current, and drafting outreach. The work they touch is the work a customer sees, so a revenue agent is only useful if the team can check it fast and trust what it read.

Agents that read the whole account

Most revenue agents live inside one tool and see what that tool sees. A renewal depends on the deal in the CRM, the last six weeks of email, the meetings on the calendar, and what was promised on the last call. Kiwi syncs all of them into one versioned record, so a revenue agent works from the whole account, not one corner of it.

What a revenue agent in Kiwi does differently

• Cites every number. Every figure in a draft opens to the SQL and the rows behind it, so a manager can check it in a click.
• Replays any run. Rerun a past run against the exact data it saw, and when an answer changes, see which rows moved.
• Waits for a person. Nothing is sent and nothing is written to the CRM until a named person approves that specific action.
• Learns from the team. Every approval, edit, and decline is recorded, attributed, and used to improve the agent.

Revenue agents teams start with

• Renewal prep. Usage, open risks, and recent contact drafted into a renewal email for the owner to approve.
• Call follow-through. Commitments pulled from the call, a follow-up drafted, and the deal updated once the rep approves.
• Pipeline review. The week's pipeline read straight from the CRM and the inbox, with every change traced to its source.
• Rep activity. What every rep sent, what came back, and what got booked this week, read from the inbox and the calendar.