Every deal needs
a strategy.
Know your next move. And how to make it.
3xrep builds a deal strategy from what your buyer has actually said. Get the approach, the words to use, and a way forward when the answer changes — inside your AI chat.
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Julien confirmed the problem and named Maya as the budget owner. Her buying authority and a meeting are still unconfirmed.
“We lose 6 hours per week chasing approvals; the time records confirm those 6 hours.”
Use the problem to open the door.
Ask Julien to bring Maya into a conversation about whether fixing those delays merits an investment, before sending a proposal.
“Would it make sense to look at those six hours with Maya before we build a proposal?”
Ask Julien which decision would warrant a short conversation. Agree the problem and the investment question with him before requesting an introduction.
“What would Maya need to decide for a short conversation about those six hours to be useful?”
Fictional replies, not predictions or new evidence. Your choice also updates the circuit below. You decide what to send.
The same deal.
A strategy that follows the evidence.
Julien has confirmed the approval delays. Your assistant brings that context; 3xrep checks what it supports and prepares the next move.
The fictional reply you explore above changes the suggested follow-up below. An introduction still needs preparing, and Maya’s buying authority still needs checking.
Explore more sales strategies ↗Exploring Julien’s fictional reply: “She’s too busy.” The evidence file stays unchanged.
From your deal to your next move.
Fictional Acme deal. Your assistant brings the context; 3xrep builds the strategy.
Uses the notes or connected sources you make available.
View this fictional deal’s context
Acme · proposal · seller-declared stage
“We lose 6 hours per week chasing approvals; the time records confirm those 6 hours.”
Checks the evidence. Finds the gap.
Builds a strategy for this deal.
View the evidence behind this strategy
What the evidence supports- Buying authority
- Unknown
- Measured impact
- Supported
- Buyer problem
- Supported
Priority gap: Buying authority
Ask which focused decision would justify their attendance. Have your contact validate that purpose before the invitation.
“What would Maya need to decide for a short conversation about those six hours to be useful?”
Illustrative wording for this hypothetical reply. You review the wording and decide what to send.
All arrows stay visible. No prospect is contacted.
Walk into the call
with a way forward.
An objective, questions with a reason, and possible paths through the conversation. Use the same strategy before the call and update it when new evidence arrives.
Budget missing? Start with the impact the buyer confirmed. If the impact is still unknown, establish that first.
Explore the sales brain ↗- Objective
- Find the route to funding.
- Confirmed impact
- “The delay costs us 30 hours a month.”
- Suggested opener
- “For a problem of this size, would funding come from an existing budget or would someone need to create one?”
Existing budget → ask who owns it.
New spend → ask who arbitrates it.
Too early → ask what evidence is needed first.
Put your attention
where it can help.
The morning brief puts actionable deal gaps ahead of the chronological agenda. A proposal with no confirmed approver deserves attention before it goes out.
Today, next week, next month.
Today: make the next move. This week: prepare the people and proof you need. This month: start the approvals and contract work that may take time.
Managing a team? See recurring gaps and the questions that help a rep build a route forward on each deal.
A reason for every move.Open the chat.
Bring a real deal.
No new dashboard to maintain. Your AI reads the tools you connect. 3xrep builds the deal strategy.
- 01
Bring your context.
Start with notes from one deal. Connect your CRM to Claude when you want it to bring more context; inbox and calendar can come later.
- 02
Add 3xrep.
Add 3xrep using your beta key. Your workspace may need an admin to allow the connection.
- 03
Ask one question.
“How do I move this deal forward — and what should I say?”
Come back after a call, before a proposal, or when a deal goes quiet.
Start with Claude and one deal. Add the tools you use as you need them.
Connection guide ↗ChatGPT Work: setup is documented; end-to-end validation is still in progress. Availability depends on your workspace and connectors.
Beta
We’re looking for 20 teams to shape 3xrep through real sales work. Full access during beta. No credit card.
Use it on real deals across several days. We’ll select up to 20 teams after real use. Selected teams keep the base plan free forever. Signing up does not reserve a place.
Future optional extras may be paid. Standard price after beta: $129/month per company. No automatic charge.
Join the betaYour feedback helps decide what comes next.
Your sales context stays yours.
3xrep doesn’t join your calls or fetch your inbox. Your AI brings the context from the tools you connect.
Call text sent to 3xrep is kept for 14 days, then deleted. A compact record of deal gaps remains, without transcripts. 3xrep doesn’t write to your CRM.
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