StoryOS

For sales teams

A pipeline you own — and an agent that keeps it clean.

Accounts, contacts and opportunities as real connected records. Run the board like a deal desk, and let an agent triage, enrich and draft the follow-ups.

A StoryOS sales pipeline board with opportunities across stages
The problem

Your CRM is either a rigid box you rent or a spreadsheet that lies.

  • Off-the-shelf CRMs force your process into their schema, charge per seat, and lock your relationships behind an export button that strips them.
  • The spreadsheet alternative has no stages, no reminders, and goes stale the moment the week gets busy.
  • Leads slip through the cracks because nobody enriched, scored or followed up in time.
The model

StoryOS gives you a CRM shaped like your deals — and one you actually own.

Databases

Accounts

The companies you sell to, with all their context.

Contacts

People linked to their account and their open deals.

Opportunities

Deals with stage, value and owner, rolled up to the account.

Relations & roll-ups

Contacts link to accounts, opportunities link to both. Roll ups show pipeline value per account and per owner — no add-on, no formula gymnastics.

Views that fit the work

Board

The pipeline: new, qualified, proposal, won — drag to advance.

Table

Every deal, filterable by owner, stage or close date.

Calendar

Follow-ups and close dates on a grid you can’t ignore.

The agentic angle

Then let an agent do the triage humans forget.

Because the structure is a described schema, Claude or ChatGPT can work it through the MCP server — grounded in your real records, validated on every write. A few of the loops it runs:

New lead in → the agent enriches it, scores it, routes it to an owner, and drafts the first reply for approval.
Deals gone quiet get flagged, moved to a nurture stage, and given a drafted re-engagement note.
Ask “what’s my pipeline by stage and what needs a nudge today?” and get it from live records.

Run sales teams on StoryOS.

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