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.
Nightly CRM sweep finished
Deals updated
23
Dupes merged
4
Stale flagged
11
> 14 days
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.
A pipeline review you can finally trust.
- Step 01
Watches every touchpoint
Calls, emails, meetings — read as they happen.
- Step 02
Updates the record
Stage, amount, next step, contacts — kept current automatically.
- Step 03
Flags what's drifting
No next step, gone quiet, single-threaded — surfaced with the fix.
- Step 04
Preps the Monday review
What changed, what's stuck, what needs a decision.
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
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
CEO of Y Combinator
600K+ followers
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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