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A CRM that keeps itself clean

Dench logs the calls, updates the fields, merges the dupes, and chases the stale deals — so the pipeline review reflects reality.

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DenchAgent6:00 AM

Nightly CRM sweep finished

Deals updated

23

Dupes merged

4

Stale flagged

11

> 14 days

Review changes
Every change linked to its sourceDench
Built for

RevOps teams running pipeline reviews on fiction

  • Half the deals untouched in three weeks
  • Reps log calls on Friday, from memory
  • Two records per customer, neither current

What the CRM Agent agent actually ships.

  • Fields that fill themselves

    Stage, next step, close date — updated from what actually happened in calls and email.

  • Dupes and drift caught

    Duplicates merged, dead deals flagged, owners nudged — on a schedule, not an audit.

  • Activity logged for reps

    Calls and emails summarized into the record before the rep is back at their desk.

How it works

A pipeline review you can finally trust.

  1. Step 01

    Watches every touchpoint

    Calls, emails, meetings — read as they happen.

  2. Step 02

    Updates the record

    Stage, amount, next step, contacts — kept current automatically.

  3. Step 03

    Flags what's drifting

    No next step, gone quiet, single-threaded — surfaced with the fix.

  4. Step 04

    Preps the Monday review

    What changed, what's stuck, what needs a decision.

What it ships

What the CRM agent actually ships.

  • Log calls and emails to the right record

    Summarized, not pasted

  • Update deal stages from real activity

    With the evidence linked

  • Merge duplicate contacts and accounts

    Full history preserved

  • Flag deals with no next step

    Nudge sent to the owner

  • Keep contact roles current

    Champions, blockers, new hires

  • Chase stale opportunities

    Re-engagement email drafted

  • Enforce pipeline hygiene rules

    Your rules, in plain English

  • Prep the weekly pipeline report

    Changes, risks, asks — one page

Integrations

Built for the CRM you already run.

  • HubSpot
  • Salesforce
  • Gong
  • Gmail
  • Outlook
  • Slack
  • Calendly
  • Outreach
  • Clay
  • Notion

What Garry Tan, CEO of Y Combinator, says about Dench

Placing agent power on your own computer empowers every user and I’m so here for that. dench.com/claw
Garry Tan

Garry Tan

CEO of Y Combinator

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Questions you'd actually ask

Before you switch.

No. Human entries win; the agent fills gaps and proposes corrections with sources. You choose what auto-applies.

Run Monday's review on real data.

Connect the CRM tonight. The first sweep posts before standup.

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