For sales leaders whose reps spend their week on everything but selling

Your reps should be selling.
Who does the rest?

Look at where a rep's week actually goes. Researching accounts, hunting down the right person, writing the first message, chasing the fourth follow-up, writing the recap, remembering the next step. The selling is the small part. Parnaza runs every deal from first research to signature — and hands your rep the conversation, briefed, at the moment a human voice is worth having.

The demo runs Parnaza on your company — your product, one of your real target accounts, the messages and the meeting brief it would produce. Thirty minutes, and you're judging the work rather than a slide.

How it works

It runs the whole deal. Your rep takes the call.

The same motion your best rep runs on their best day, run on every account, every week — and you set exactly how far it may go on its own.

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    It learns your product the way a good new hire would

    Give it your website. It reads your documentation, pricing and customer stories and builds a map of which of your capabilities answer which of your buyers' problems, with the source page kept against every claim. You approve that map once, before it says a word to anyone.

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    It researches the account and finds the right people

    What the company does, where it stands, what changed recently, and which of your problems it plausibly has. Then the people who own that problem — the decision maker, the ones they will ask, the ones who feel it daily — with the channels to reach each of them.

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    It writes to each person as one person

    One message, one human, written for their role, their likely problem and the way they write back. Never a blast, never the same paragraph twice. Email first, LinkedIn through your rep's own account with their consent, always inside the recipient's working hours.

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    It handles every reply, including the awkward ones

    Interest becomes a meeting on your rep's calendar. An objection gets a straight answer. "Talk to my colleague" becomes a new, properly introduced conversation. Out of office gets rescheduled. "Not interested" stops everything, on every channel, permanently — and a real no is believed the first time.

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    Your rep walks in knowing everything

    Before the meeting: why it exists, who the company is, who the person is, everything exchanged so far, what is still unknown about the deal, and the questions worth asking. Afterwards it takes your rep's debrief and carries on. No one re-reads a thread to prepare.

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    It drives the next steps until the deal is signed

    The recap, the document you promised, the follow-up meeting, the nudge on the contract sitting in legal. Every open item carries a date and an owner, and nothing waits for someone to remember it. This is the part most tools drop the moment a meeting is booked.

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What's different

Why you can let it near your prospects

An agent that overstates what your product does costs you the deal it was trying to win, and your reputation with a buyer who will remember. So this isn't built to be persuasive. It's built so that what it says is true, and so that you can see exactly what it is allowed to say before it says it.

It can only say what you approved

Every claim about your product is written down, sourced and approved by you before it can be used. Withdraw one and every message angle built on it stops being available. It cannot improvise a capability to get out of a corner.

It cannot sell what you haven't built

Anything still on your roadmap is marked as such, and the system refuses to let it be presented as available today. The promise your prospect remembers is the one your delivery team has to keep.

Some limits are code, not policy

An opt-out is enforced by the system, not by a guideline — across email, phone, LinkedIn and everything else, including anyone else at a company you've blocked. There is no path through it, for anyone.

You choose how far it goes alone

Start with drafts only, where it prepares and a human sends. Move to approving each message. Move to autonomous inside rules you set, per channel. You change the level whenever you like, and it never promotes itself.

One switch stops everything

Any admin pauses all outreach on every channel, instantly. Replies still come in and nothing is lost — it simply stops speaking until you say otherwise.

It never claims to be human

It doesn't open by announcing it's an AI. Asked in any form, it says so straight away. No invented tenure, no backstory to defend — because the moment a buyer catches an agent lying about itself, everything else it said is worthless.

What it doesn't do

Worth saying plainly, since most of this category won't.

  • It doesn't replace your salespeople. It replaces the eighty percent of their week that isn't selling. The live conversation stays human on both sides — that is the whole design, not a limitation we're working around.
  • It isn't a magic list. It works your ideal customer profile and the accounts you point it at. If your targeting is wrong, it will execute the wrong targeting faster than your team ever could.
  • It needs your product written down. It learns from your documentation. If that's thin, so is the agent, and we'll tell you which before you pay us anything.
  • It doesn't invent a track record. Where there's no evidence for a claim, it says so rather than reaching for a vague version of it. It will not name one of your customers as a reference unless you've cleared that customer by name.

Pricing

$150 per user, per month.

One agent for the whole team, priced per person who works with it. No platform fee, no onboarding fee, no seat minimum. Your reps keep the tools they already have — Parnaza is the work between the tools, not another window to check.

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See it run on your own company

Don't take our word for any of this. Give us your website and one account you actually want to win. Parnaza learns your product, researches that account, finds the people, and shows you the messages and the meeting brief it would produce. Thirty minutes. If it isn't a fit we'll say so, which is the product working rather than the product failing.

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