AI agents for sales teams, bids and briefs sourced before the deadline.
Your RFP answers, account briefs and market research come back in time for the meeting that needs them. Hand Duale AI the work and your deadline. It works in the background and returns one result in the format you set.RFPs and security questionnaires, every answer with its source
Each question comes back answered from your approved content, or flagged for an expert.You hand over: “Answer the security questionnaire this prospect sent us, for Friday’s submission.”
How the Task splits it: one branch per block of questions drafts from the approved answers, policies and past responses in your Library. A review branch then checks every answer against its passage.
You get back: each question with its draft answer, its source passage and its status.
Illustrative example: five questions from a prospect’s security questionnaire.
- Question
- Is customer data encrypted at rest?
- Draft answer
- Yes. All customer data is encrypted at rest.
- Source passage
- “All customer data is encrypted at rest.” Information Security Policy, section 4.2
- Status
- Ready
- Question
- Is multi-factor authentication mandatory?
- Draft answer
- Yes, for every administrator account. It is available to all other users.
- Source passage
- “Multi-factor authentication is mandatory for administrator accounts and available to all other users.” Access Control Policy, section 2.1
- Status
- Ready
- Question
- How soon do you notify us of a security incident?
- Draft answer
- Within 48 hours of its confirmation.
- Source passage
- “Customers are notified within 48 hours of a confirmed security incident.” Incident Response Plan, page 3
- Status
- Ready
- Question
- When was your last penetration test?
- Draft answer
- In March 2026, by an independent firm.
- Source passage
- “Our last external penetration test was carried out in March 2026 by an independent firm.” Approved security answers, page 12
- Status
- Ready
- Question
- Will you accept an on-site audit by our team?
- Draft answer
- No draft answer
- Source passage
- No passage in your content
- Status
- For an expert
Your team decides: the expert answers and the submission. Your security lead answers the on-site audit question. Your reviewers confirm each answer, and your bid lead sends the questionnaire back on Friday.
Account briefs and CRM updates, ready before each meeting
Each account on your meeting list comes back with a sourced brief, and your CRM keeps what the research found.You hand over: “Prepare a brief for each account on this month’s meeting list, and update the accounts in our CRM.”
How the Task splits it: one branch per account reads its recent news and public filings through Web research, then what your CRM already holds about it. Your own code makes every CRM change through Tools, with only the access you grant the agent in Identity and access.
You get back: one brief per account, the new facts recorded on each account in your CRM, and a note to the account owner on what changed.
Illustrative example: the brief on Alder Freight, a fictional logistics group, for Thursday’s 10:00 meeting with their head of operations.
- In the brief
- Company summary
- For Alder Freight
- Activities, main sites and latest annual results
- In the brief
- Recent news
- For Alder Freight
- An acquisition announced on September 14, with its dated source
- In the brief
- Questions for the meeting
- For Alder Freight
- How the acquisition changes their transport needs
- In the brief
- Points for your call
- For Alder Freight
- Which services to propose first
Your code adds their head of operations as a contact and records the acquisition on the Alder Freight account.
Your team decides: which accounts to pursue and what to propose.
Market and competitor research, each move dated and sourced
One brief for your leadership meeting, with the points it must settle.You hand over: “Brief leadership on what our competitors changed in their pricing this quarter, for the quarterly meeting.”
How the Task splits it: one branch per competitor gathers dated public sources through Web research. It compares them with last quarter’s brief, kept in your Library. Code execution calculates each price change.
You get back: a brief that lists what changed, when, and from which source, with a summary for the meeting.
Illustrative example: this quarter’s pricing changes at three fictional competitors.
- Competitor
- Competitor A
- What changed
- Entry plan rises from €29 to €35 per user per month
- Date
- July 2, 2026
- Source
- Competitor A public pricing page
- Competitor
- Competitor B
- What changed
- New free plan for teams of up to three users
- Date
- August 18, 2026
- Source
- Competitor B product announcement
- Competitor
- Competitor C
- What changed
- 20% discount on three-year contracts, reported by two prospects
- Date
- September 24, 2026
- Source
- Your sales team’s call notes
Summary for the leadership meeting. Pricing moved in opposite directions this quarter. Competitor A raised its entry price, while Competitor B opened a free plan for small teams. Competitor C now discounts three-year contracts, which puts pressure on enterprise renewals.
Your team decides: whether to answer Competitor B’s free plan, and whether to match Competitor C’s multi-year discount.
The capabilities behind your sales work
Each one is set up once on the Platform and serves your other use cases too.Libraries
Each Task finds the passage it needs and cites it beside the result. Your approved answers, policies, past briefs and call notes stay in a Library.
Tools
Web research brings in dated public sources. Code execution calculates your tables. Your own code makes every CRM change.
Identity and access
Give the agent for each client or team its own identity, with only the content and records you grant it.
Usage analytics
Follow each branch of a Task in the Dashboard Task view, with the Tools it called and its model cost.
Before you hand over your first bid
The facts your security, finance and procurement colleagues check.One fixed price per Task
A standard Task costs €0.10 and a fast Task €0.20, excluding VAT, whatever the number of branches or the duration. See pricing
Your providers, your contracts
Your model providers bill you directly for inference.
Your choice of hosting
Use the managed service, hosted in the European Union, or run the Platform in your own infrastructure.
Encrypted storage
All stored data is encrypted, from Library files to database backups.
Unlimited agents
Add agents as your teams and use cases grow.
Your content remains yours
Duale AI does not reuse your content to train a model. See subprocessors
Sales questions
Yes. Each answer picks from the prospect’s own options, such as Yes, No or Not applicable, and adds a short comment. See how each Task follows its expected response format.
Yes, and every other result Duale AI drafts for your team is yours too. See Content and Outputs in the terms of use.
Yes. Your code can hold a change that needs a decision, such as a discount at renewal, as a proposal until the account owner approves it. See how Tools record a change for approval.
Yes. Each brief lists the account’s open tickets from your service desk beside its news and CRM record. See how one Task draws on every source in Tools.
Yes, each one following your approved product wording and brand guide. See how Libraries work across languages.