Read AI, adding over 750,000 new users monthly as the fastest growing productivity AI solution, is announcing the launch of Sales AGI. Sales AGI applies AI to CRM systems, where agents learn from wins and losses in HubSpot and Salesforce, analyze content from emails, meetings, messages, and files, then recommend actions to move deals forward.
Early pilots demonstrate significant impact on sales productivity:
"It learns me—and it's starting to think like I do," said Tony Reese at Particle41. "(Sales AGI) is a proactive assistant that already knows how we work."
Sales AGI is an outcome-based model that analyzes a sales team's actual activities including meetings, emails, CRM records, and communication platforms like Slack to provide personalized, actionable recommendations directly to HubSpot and Salesforce. Rather than using generic templates, it learns from real sales behaviors to deliver timely insights.
"Read's multi-modal model measures everything from whether a prospect appeared distracted or actively engaged in a meeting to email response patterns," said Elliott Waldron, Co-Founder and VP of Data Science at Read AI. "Combined with understanding a sales team's process, this creates a personalized prediction model for each seller."
"Just as AI coding assistants like Cursor have transformed how engineers write code by handling routine tasks and suggesting optimizations, Sales AGI is doing the same for salespeople by automating CRM maintenance and surfacing deal insights," said David Shim, Co-Founder and CEO at Read AI. "This isn't about replacing sellers, it's about eliminating manual CRM work so they can focus on what drives revenue."
With sellers typically spending on average 18% of their day on CRM updates, Sales AGI automates these processes while providing strategic recommendations, allowing sales teams to redirect time toward actual selling activities.
Sales AGI is available to all paid Read AI users who have integrated HubSpot or Salesforce via SSO. CRM recommendations are processed in real-time and displayed alongside meeting reports, enabling one-click opportunity updates that previously required manual data entry. "AI isn't one-size-fits-all—it's about content and context, which varies from seller to seller, even within the same organization," said Shim. "We're building personalized intelligence that gets smarter with every deal. Sales AGI is just a preview of what's possible when AI understands your specific context and delivers measurable outcomes. This same approach will transform project management, product requirements, ticketing systems—wherever outcomes matter, the opportunity is unlimited."