One person runs a floor.
Not an agent per rep. One operator briefs the work, reviews it and approves it, and Verspa runs a floor of desks beneath. The output of a team, from a single command line.
Claude Code, for go-to-market.
Warm up the 30 accounts that went quiet, and tell me who to call.
Pulled every thread and demo across the 30 accounts.
Re-opened 18 by email and Social, in each buyer’s context.
3 are ready for a call. Booked to your diary for tomorrow.
One brief in. A floor of agents underneath.
A tiered topology of agents watches every prospect, every surface and the whole workspace, and rolls up into one calm daily brief. Headcount scales with compute, not hiring.
Lazy to fire, smart once awake. Nothing runs until a real trigger wakes it, which is what makes the economics work at scale.
one human, one daily brief
one editorial brief across all domains
outbound · conversations · intelligence
one per surface: inbox, deals, signals, tasks
one per person, per company, per open deal
Allocate any desk as AI, human or hybrid. It is a setting, not a pricing tier.
Verspa runs the desk end to end. Sources, writes, calls, demos, closes.
A human owns the desk. AI drafts, researches and supports on demand.
A real rep runs the desk. AI steps in only when asked.
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The ⌘J command line for the whole platform. Brief it in one line and it runs across memory, intelligence and action, to the close. Claude Code, for go-to-market.
The floor
One operator, a team of desks in AI, human or hybrid mode. A tiered topology of agents rolls up into one calm daily brief.
TrainAuto
Auto-train. Verspa learns your product, your calls and your data by itself, then shapes every voice, persona and objection it handles.
Activity
A live ticker of every action Verspa takes, plus the audit trail and undo. The proof that the floor is alive, and yours to inspect.
Integrations
CRMs, calendars, diallers and identity. Two-way, always on. Verspa keeps your CRM honest instead of adding another sync.