A question about an integration or about security? Nudge answers it from your documentation while the prospect reads, then books the demo in the conversation once they are ready.
Does it work with the tools we already use?
It answers from your Integrations page and links to the documentation.
Where is our data hosted?
It answers from your Security page, with the link.
How long does rollout take?
It uses the timelines from your documentation and case studies.
Is there a discount from 200 seats?
It isn’t written anywhere, so it says so and offers the demo. The question shows up in Nudge.
Their need and the objection they raised, plus the topics they brought up. Timing and their part in the decision only appear if they mentioned them.
A need or an objection only makes it into the brief with the prospect’s sentence behind it, checked word for word.
That is the default, and you can set it up to 24 hours ahead. The brief goes out by email with the video link and the conversation link, and it also waits in Nudge.
It answers integration and security questions from your documentation, then books the demo in the conversation.
See the agent →A demo marked “No-show”, a conversation that went nowhere: it prepares the follow-up from what the prospect had asked.
See the agent →A prospect who left their email comes back to your pricing without writing: it spots them and drafts the first message.
See the agent →Before every demo, your account executive gets the brief: what the prospect is after, in their own words.
See the agent →The widget at the bottom of the screen is Nudge’s own Website Agent. Ask it about your line of business.
See what your agents would do on your website, with your own pages.
