For revenue leaders

Make your sales process the default on every deal.

You already have a playbook. It only runs as well as each rep remembers it. Unbound turns it into a working process your team owns — so every deal gets worked the way your best rep works it, because the system sets the standard.

Your process, operationalized·No subscription, ever

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The playbook becomes executable.Your methodology is encoded as an inspectable workflow your team owns. See it run →
Draft-and-approve, always.A human approves every action, in one pass. We never sell autonomy.
Knows a discovery call from a close.Reads where the deal is. Drafts what your process says comes next. Not a summary — the next move.
The problem

Your sales process is documented. Why are your reps still rebuilding it?

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Each rep applies the sales playbook differently.
Every deal makes the seller reconstruct a workflow across calls, tasks and tools.
CRM updates reflect rep memory and hygiene habits more than buyer evidence.
Sellers manage the revenue stack instead of the stack carrying the process.
Performance and forecast confidence depend on each rep's private operating system.
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Watch what we install ↓

The run

One playbook, running on a real deal.

Acme Corp $84K · renewal · Tuesday
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Read-only in · nothing out without you. No autonomy mode. There is no switch.

Before us, the same Tuesday: the rep remembers the playbook, rebuilds the workflow across tools, then updates the CRM later.

The outcome

What changes when the playbook runs with the seller.

01

Performance depends less on improvisation

Your methodology appears at the moment of execution. Every seller gets the same operating discipline while keeping the judgment each deal requires.

02

A pipeline picture built on deal evidence

CRM updates are drafted from the buyer record, in the language of your process. Pipeline review can focus on the deal instead of reconstructing the data.

03

No deal dies in the handoffs

The next move, follow-up and CRM update are staged together. Reps approve the work instead of carrying it across the stack themselves.

House rules

It all comes down to one prefix. Un.

Un — 01

Un-platform

No new interface. Your reps never relearn their workflow — the agent lives in the AI seat they already open every morning.

Un — 02

Un-vendor

One install fee to us. Seats bought from Anthropic or OpenAI directly.

Un — 03

Un-locked

You own the playbook and keep the keys. No rent, and nothing to renegotiate — the engagement closes when the install closes.

Draft-and-approve, always. A human approves every action, in one pass. Read-only in · nothing out without you. Your data stays in your tools.
Next step

The demo is ten minutes. It's a real run, not slides.

Bring one live deal and the call recording behind it. We'll show you how your playbook would run on that deal, then you decide whether that's worth four weeks of your team's attention.

Opens a calendar · no form, no qualification call, no deck.