AI Browser for sales teams
Walk into every call knowing the account's history. Trace remembers past emails, call notes, and research on a prospect so you never open a deal cold.
A deal touches dozens of pages: the prospect's website, a LinkedIn profile, a shared doc, three email threads, a competitor's pricing page you compared last month. Say you have a renewal call with a key account in ten minutes: instead of digging through your inbox and CRM, you open a tab on their domain and Trace surfaces what you discussed last quarter, the pricing page you both reviewed, and the objection they raised about implementation time, before you've typed a single search. Prep time turns into a five-second recall instead of a twenty-minute dig through your inbox.
- Personal Memory keeps account context, contacts, and past conversations ready the moment you open a tab on that company's domain
- Ask "what did we discuss with [company] last quarter" or "what objections has this prospect raised" in plain English
- Navigation agent fills CRM forms and cross-references pricing pages automatically, e.g. "log this call and flag the objection"
- Follow-up emails and proposal drafts pull from the actual conversation history, not a guess
- Knowledge graph connects a prospect to their company, competitors mentioned, and every page you've researched about them
Your questions, answered
Does Trace integrate with our CRM?
Trace's navigation agent can fill CRM forms and cross-reference pricing pages directly in the browser you already use, no CRM plugin or integration project required, since it works with whatever tool you have open in a tab.
Is prospect and account data stored securely?
By default everything indexes locally on your device. Cloud sync for multi-device access is opt-in, and even then your data stays under your account, never sold or shared.
How is this different from CRM notes?
CRM notes only capture what someone remembers to type in. Trace automatically indexes every page, email, and doc you open on a prospect, so context survives even when nobody wrote a note.