Everything your team runs, in one place.
Fourteen modules, organised by the outcome they serve rather than by the department that owns them. Each is a real working surface with its own records and its own history, and each one can be driven by asking instead of by clicking.
| Company | Product | Contact | Value | Stage | Probability | Agent activity | Last |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halden Freight | Fleet telemetry | M. Adeyemi | $248,000 | Proposal | Follow-up drafted | 2d | |
| Westmoor Clinics | Care coordination | P. Lindqvist | $96,500 | Negotiation | Appendix pending | 4h | |
| Corva Logistics | Route planning | D. Okafor | $412,000 | Pilot | Pilot site added | 1d | |
| Brightline Foods | Store operations | S. Marchetti | $58,200 | Discovery | Research run | 6d | |
| Ardent Metals | Maintenance | J. Kowalczyk | $187,400 | Won | Handover opened | 9d |
Revenue, kept moving.
Keep the customer journey, pipeline and outreach connected.
Sales CRM
Deals, contacts, pipeline and follow-ups.
Pipeline, weighted value and active deal counts sit at the top of the board. Every deal carries a stage, a probability, the agent activity against it and the last time anyone touched it. Export to file, import a list, or ask Verb to move something.
Companies
Accounts, relationships and shared context.
The account view behind the deals, so a conversation with one contact inherits everything the company already told you.
Marketing
Audiences, campaigns and performance.
Who you are reaching, what you sent, and what it did, kept next to the pipeline it is meant to fill.
POS
Orders, invoices, sales and payouts.
Point of sale, tied to Square, Stripe and QuickBooks where they are connected, so takings and outstanding invoices are one question away.
Commitments, turned into delivery.
Turn commitments into owned work and visible progress.
Projects
Milestones, owners, files and delivery health.
A project is created from the thing you sold, with the proposal, the transcript and the promises already attached.
To-do
Your priorities, approvals and follow-through.
The queue of what is waiting on you, including anything an agent has drafted and held for a signature.
Memos
Capture notes, voice and decisions.
Speak a note or write one. It lands in the knowledge base and becomes searchable context for everything else.
Agents
Build specialists that execute repeatable work.
The team of assistants you have configured, their runs, their reports and their current state.
Conversation, kept in motion.
Keep conversations, schedules and decisions in motion.
Chat
Work with Verb and your team in context.
The main surface. Ask, scope the sources, pick an effort level, bring an agent into the thread, or switch to voice.
Read, write and turn messages into work.
Connected to Gmail or to Microsoft. Read a thread, answer it, or turn it into a deal, a task or a project without leaving.
Meetings
Schedule, join, capture and follow up.
Create an event so Verb can generate the link, send the invitation and schedule its own attendance, or paste a link from elsewhere and send Verb in.
People
Find teammates and work together quickly.
Who is in the workspace, what they own and how to reach them.
Context, ready when you act.
Give every action the right source material and company context.
Knowledge Base
Files, integrations and organised company intelligence.
Every document from your connected drive plus manual uploads, each with its own availability, plus connection health and knowledge analytics.
Organization
Teams, access, structure and workspace details.
Members, roles, the organisation record itself, and the integrations that belong to it rather than to a person.
Two surfaces that carry the day.
Home is the briefing: the date, the weather, who is online, what is waiting on you, the money figures that matter and a prepared audio summary of the day. Music is a soundtrack, connected to Spotify, that keeps playing while you move through the workspace.
Neither is decoration. A day that starts with a read of the business and ends without a tab full of half finished work is the point of the whole product.
Dana.
Your day, read aloud
Every module explains itself.
Each surface carries a How and why panel: what the module is for, how to use it, and why it helps. Nobody has to be trained on a screen they can read.
One surface for the whole operation.
Start with the module that hurts most. The rest is already sitting next to it.
Fourteen days free on every plan. No card to start.