Signal-triggered sequences drafted, personalized, and routed by agents under your brand; your team closes.
Follow-ups, meeting prep, and next steps drafted inside HubSpot, Breeze native or custom. Deals stop dying of forgetfulness.
Onboarding, health signals, churn alerts, and renewal plays run by agents; warm handoffs to humans.
Quotes, invoicing, reporting, and internal copilots on Azure AI Foundry: agents beyond the revenue floor.
Agents wired to your CRM, ERP, and data layer through one integration spine, not a zoo of webhooks.
Approval gates, eval suites, logging, and cost control, so agents ship with brakes, not just gas.
The questions teams ask before they commission custom agents. If yours is missing, bring it to the diagnostic call.
Software that pursues a goal by taking actions, not just answering prompts: it reads context, decides the next step, uses tools, and executes, with a human approving where it matters. In revenue work that means agents that enrich accounts, draft outreach, prep deals, and watch churn signals inside your CRM.
In phases: map the workflow and its data, pick the runtime (Breeze inside HubSpot or Azure AI Foundry in your tenant), build the agent with guardrails and eval suites, wire the integrations, then document and hand over. The free ten-day diagnostic scopes it before anything is signed.
Yours. Custom agents run on Azure AI Foundry in your own tenant under your SSO, audit logs, and data residency; Breeze agents run inside your HubSpot portal. Microsoft bills consumption directly to you; we hold zero accounts.
Breeze first where it fits: prospecting, content, and service inside HubSpot with no extra runtime. Custom on Foundry where Breeze ends: your data, deeper logic, other departments. Most clients run both; one team builds both.
No. A chatbot answers; an agent acts: it monitors signals, drafts work, updates systems, and routes to humans for approval. The chat window is one interface, not the job.
Standalone work is a fixed project scoped from the free ten-day diagnostic. Inside the $55,000 Revenue Loop, revenue agents are included as program layers. Runtime management is published from $249 a year on the Azure Management plans, and Azure consumption is billed by Microsoft at list price.
