The AgentticCRM Assistant
- Has its own screen inside the application
- Looks things up freely; to change anything, it proposes first
- Each person uses it with their own role
- Runs on your organization's own AI account
AgentticCRM includes an Assistant you ask the way you would ask a colleague: find a figure, prepare a proposal, match what was invoiced against what was paid. It shows you every change before making it and sees nothing you cannot see. If your team already uses ChatGPT or Claude, you can connect them to your CRM too.
AgentticCRM's Assistant screen with fictitious data: on the left the conversation, with a question about a client's unpaid invoices and the answer with the amount, the dates and the records it came from; below it the box to write in. A task for Friday is requested and the Assistant presents it as a card with the step it would take, the client and the assigned person, and the Approve and Reject buttons. The person opens Edit, changes the priority, approves, and the card turns to Done with the link to the new task. On the right, the list of the person's own conversations with the pinned ones, today's and this week's.
You write to it in plain language and it works on your clients, your projects and your invoices, not on textbook answers.
Which of a client's invoices are still unpaid, which tickets are due this week, which meetings you have on Thursday. It answers with the figure and a link to the record.
A project with its phases and tasks, a meeting, a ticket or a new client record. You review it and confirm.
It opens the opportunity, moves it to the next stage, drafts the proposal and, once the client accepts it, turns it into an invoice.
What was invoiced against what was paid, each client's open balance and the projects that carry an overdue invoice.
The email to the client or the reply to a ticket. It stays a draft: sending it is still your call.
When the question is how something is done at your company, it searches your organization's knowledge base and links the document the answer came from.
Searching and reading need no approval. To change something, it always follows these four steps.
"Create the invoice for the proposal they accepted yesterday and schedule the kickoff meeting." You do not need to know which screen each thing is on.
What it will do, with which data and what it leaves out. Nothing has changed yet.
You fix a field, drop a step or reject it. When you approve, it checks your permissions again against what you changed, and a proposal nobody attends to expires on its own.
Who asked for it, who approved it and what changed. You see it in Agent activity and on the client, invoice or ticket it touched.
They are two ways to use AI with your CRM. You can use one, the other or both.
A connection brings no permissions of its own: what counts is the role of the person it represents. Without an identified person behind it there is no call, not even to read.
Before every action, the Assistant reads your role and permissions again. If your role changes today, what it can do for you changes today. The same goes for a connected ChatGPT or Claude: they work with the role of the person they represent.
Each conversation with the Assistant belongs to whoever opened it; nobody else on your team reads it. What is shared is the record of what actually changed, because that is where you see who did what.
The Assistant runs on the account of the AI provider your organization chooses. There is no model hidden inside the subscription: you see the usage, you pay that provider directly and you can switch whenever you like.
The key you store in AgentticCRM is encrypted and only your organization uses it.
It is a CRM you ask in plain language instead of searching screen by screen. In AgentticCRM that means an Assistant that looks up your data, prepares changes for you to approve and answers from your organization's documents.
The AgentticCRM Assistant cannot: every change reaches you as a proposal and nothing happens until you approve it. A connected ChatGPT or Claude does carry out the work, with the role of the person it represents, and every change lands in Agent activity to review or undo. Anything that cannot be reversed waits for approval.
Yes. You connect the account of the provider you already use or want to try, and you pay that provider directly for usage. That way you always know what you spend and with whom.
Yes. From ChatGPT or Claude you add AgentticCRM as a connection, confirm once, and from then on it works on your behalf, with your role. You disconnect it whenever you like from My agents, in your profile.
With the Assistant you see it first: the proposal shows every value and you fix it or reject it. With ChatGPT or Claude you see it afterwards: in Agent activity you put that change, or every change from the same request, back the way it was, without overwriting what someone on your team changed later.
No. Each conversation belongs to whoever opened it. What the team can see is the record of the changes that were actually made.
In a demo we ask the Assistant what you ask your team today, and we review together how each change is approved, where it is recorded and how it is undone.
Prefer to explore on your own? Work out your current costs, see how the Assistant works or use the CRM evaluation guide.
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