Trust intelligence for sales teams

    Know who knows. Then walk in warm.

    Someone you know already knows your buyer. Ask Nathan finds them, shows how well they know each other, and lines up the intro.

    For VP Sales, CROs, Heads of Revenue and RevOps on HubSpot or Salesforce teams of 10 to 100 reps

    Deals stall when they hang on one contact.

    5% vs 30%

    Single-threaded deals close at 5%. Reach five or more stakeholders through people they trust and it's 30%.

    Industry benchmark, 2026

    86%

    of B2B purchases stall.

    Forrester, 2024

    The insight

    The warm path already exists. Nobody can see it.

    It sits in HubSpot or Salesforce, calendars, LinkedIn connections and event lists that nobody joins up. So reps go in cold where someone they know could walk them in.

    How it works

    Connect. Score. Walk in warm.

    1. 01Connect

      HubSpot or Salesforce, Google or Microsoft 365 calendar metadata, LinkedIn connection exports and event attendee lists.

      Ask Nathan only reads from your CRM. It never writes to it.

    2. 02Score

      One person, matched across every source. Each path into an account gets Path Confidence, 0 to 100, with a Why you can check.

      Deterministic. The AI writes the why; it never sets the score.

    3. 03Walk in warm

      A Path brief with the person, the evidence and the ask. Your rep requests the intro.

      Verified Intro: the person you know confirms in one tap, and the buyer sees who vouched.

    What a rep gets: a Path brief

    Illustrative, on fictional Northwind Revenue data

    Path brief · Meridian CloudIllustrative

    Helena Marsh

    VP Sales Operations, Meridian Cloud

    via Priya Venkataraghavan, SDR on your team

    64

    Path Confidence · Moderate

    Why 64

    • One-to-one meeting, 30 min, Jul 1 · calendar metadata
    • Both on the Applied AI Summit 2026 list · event list
    • Open deal at Meridian Cloud · CRM
    Next: ask Priya to introduce you. She confirms in one tap; Helena sees who vouched.
    Not a list of names
    The buyer, the person you know who can get you in, how strong that path is, and the next action. Your top five open deals each arrive with a warm path in.
    A score you can check
    Path Confidence is computed from the evidence the same way every time. The Why lists evidence as kinds, counts and dates.
    In the app or inside Claude
    Type “who can get me into Meridian Cloud?” in the ask bar, or ask Claude through the Ask Nathan connector.

    See it in two minutes

    From a deal to the person you know, to the intro, on real screens. Watch the 2-minute tour

    The trust and data boundary

    Metadata, not messages. Paths, not people.

    • Metadata only

      Calendars tell Ask Nathan who met whom, and when. Never email. Never meeting content.

    • Reads, never writes

      Ask Nathan only reads from HubSpot or Salesforce. It never writes to your CRM.

    • Work identity only

      People are matched on work identity. A personal email domain never maps to an account.

    • Paths, never people

      Scores belong to a path into a deal. Nobody on either side gets a personal score.

    • Nothing sends itself

      Ask Nathan lines up the intro. Your rep sends it, and the person vouching confirms.

    • It asks, never guesses

      When two records might be one person, Ask Nathan asks instead of merging.

    Works with

    All live today.

    • CRMHubSpotSalesforce
    • CalendarsGoogleMicrosoft 365
    • ListsLinkedIn exportEvent lists
    • AIClaude

    The Founding Teams program

    Ten teams. Thirty days, free. Your own accounts.

    What you get

    • A direct line to the founder
    • A voice on the roadmap
    • A founding price lock

    How it runs

    • A free 30-day pilot on your team's own accounts
    • Limited to 10 teams
    • Then pricing on a 20-minute call

    What the pilot measures

    • Time to first path
    • Intros requested and confirmed
    • Meetings booked from paths

    What we ask in return: candid feedback, the three pilot numbers, and, if it works for you, a quote and a reference call.