Every deal needs something to show. Bento makes it: the one-pager on the prospect, the pitch deck in their industry, a short demo video from your screen recording, and the prospect list with the first emails drafted. Its agents do the research behind each one and keep the CRM current, so reps spend their hours in conversations, not in tabs.
For a sales team, Bento is one subscription that makes what a deal needs: account one-pagers, pitch decks, demo videos, prospect lists and drafted emails in your tone. Its agents research companies and people with built-in data, work in your inbox and CRM, and wait for a rep to approve anything that goes to a prospect.
"I'm rebuilding the same deck for every industry."
Bento makes the pitch deck and the one-pager for this prospect, in their industry and with their numbers, plus a short demo video cut from a screen recording you upload. The rep walks into the call with something worth showing.
"My SDRs lose too much time in spreadsheets, not on the phone."
Bento builds the prospect list from built-in company and people data, finds contact details, and drafts a personal first email for each one. Reps approve and send, and go back to the conversation that books the meeting.
"Half the deals in pipeline have stage dates from last quarter."
Once your CRM is connected, Bento reads meeting notes and email threads, suggests stage updates, fills missing fields and flags deals that have gone quiet. The pipeline meeting opens with the truth.
For every new inbound lead, research the company: size, funding, what they sell and recent news. Make a one-page brief with a suggested opening line and send it to the AE.Find 40 CFOs at Series A SaaS companies in the US. Add contact details, then draft a first email for each from /sequences/cfo-v3.md using their latest funding round.Make a 10-slide deck for Acme Logistics from our master deck, with their industry and two relevant wins. Then cut a 60-second demo video from /recordings/demo.mp4 with captions.After today's call with Acme, draft a follow-up in my voice that recaps the call, restates the next step, and attaches a one-page recap.Drop in your master deck, a few winning emails and your product screenshots or recordings. Connect your inbox and CRM. Bento learns what closed last quarter, so what it makes sounds like your team.
Ask in plain words for the one-pager, the deck, the demo video or the list. Recurring plays, like a brief on every new lead or a Monday pipeline summary, can run on a schedule.
Bento drafts; reps approve emails, decks and anything a prospect will see before it goes. You can see what Bento made and what it changed, every time.
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No. It makes the material and does the prep and the typing. Reps still own the conversation, the discovery question and the close.
Bento connects to HubSpot, Salesforce and thousands of other apps with a click. Decide which fields you want it to touch, and start with suggestions a rep approves.
You set the rule. Drafts can wait for rep review, go out only after approval, or never send on their own. Start with everything in review and loosen it only where the risk is low.
Show it real sent emails and a few wins. It picks up cadence, vocabulary and sign-off style, and gets closer to each rep's voice as you correct drafts.
Each workspace runs on its own machine, your files stay in it, and Bento does not train on your files. For a specific compliance framework, talk to us about what is in place today.
Emails go out from the mailbox you connect, on your own domain, only when you approve them. Keep volumes at the pace a person would send.
Say what you want made. Bento makes it, and its agents keep it current from your workspace.