Inkris OPSRevenue Force

AI sales agent

An AI sales agent your team actually controls.

An AI agent does the sales development work: research, outreach, follow-up, reply handling. Approval is your team's default starting point, and autonomy is granted path by path. The output of a sales rep at software speed, with your team holding the wheel.

In your voice Approval by default Autonomy you control
Your team & the agent
Agent drafted a reply
To Dana Whitfield · in your voice
In review
Miles: “Mention their Q3 launch.”
Agent learned it
ApproveCoach
Autonomy granted by your team, path by path

"AI sales agent" usually conjures the same picture: a bot turned loose on your prospect list, emailing and messaging on its own while you cross your fingers. The agent part is real and genuinely useful, software can now research a market, draft in your voice, sequence, and follow up without ever getting tired. The turned-loose part is where it goes wrong, because the thing being automated is your reputation and your buyers.

Revenue Force flips the arrangement. The AI is the agent doing the consistent work; your team is the one in control. Every message the agent drafts, the first touch and every follow-up, lands in an approval queue before it can reach a prospect. You clear the queue in minutes, edit anything that's off, or hold a message back, then grant autonomy to the paths that have earned it. The agent supplies the speed and the persistence; your people keep the final say on what goes out under your name.

That control is what makes an AI agent safe to actually use. You can see why the agent targeted someone, wrote what it wrote, and handled a reply the way it did, the reasoning is visible, not buried behind a send button. Opt-outs and suppression are honored everywhere, permanently, and every message out and reply in is logged. You get the outcome you were really after, qualified sales opportunities delivered to your calendar for your team to take over, without ceding the wheel to an autopilot.

Who this is for

An AI sales agent with your team in control fits when you want the leverage but not the exposure:

  • You want a sales rep's output without hiring, ramping, or managing one
  • The idea of a bot sending in your name unsupervised is a hard no
  • You want the agent's speed but your team's judgment on every send
  • You'd rather start with approval on everything and grant autonomy as trust is earned
The problem

Why most AI sales agents worry the people who'd use them

The category led with autonomy, and the people whose name is on the line noticed:

01

Turned loose, not supervised

An agent that sends on its own reaches a real prospect before you ever see the message. When the first draft you read is the one that already went out, speed has just become risk at scale.

02

A rep that can't explain itself

Most AI agents can't tell you why they picked this person, wrote that line, or handed off when they did. You can't trust judgment you can't inspect, and you can't coach what you can't see.

03

No record to stand behind

When the agent blasts without suppression, opt-out handling, and a log, you're left answering for sends you never saw. Prospects, teammates, and regulators all eventually ask what went out.

How it works

How your team runs the agent

01

Your team briefs the agent

You set who to reach, what qualifies, and how you sound. The agent trains on your voice and your offer, so every draft starts as your team would write it, not a template.

Audience142 match your ICP
Dana WhitfieldHarbor & Co Right fit
Leo MarshBrightpath Legal Right fit
ACAva ChenNorthway PartnersReviewing
02

A rep approves each draft

First touches and every follow-up across email and LinkedIn queue for a teammate's sign-off, each with the agent's reasoning attached, so approving is judgment, not labor.

Dana Whitfield
Head of Operations at Harbor & Co
EmailLinkedInSMSScheduleMore
A question about Harbor's growth plansIn your voice
ApproveEdit
03

Your team coaches the replies

The agent drafts answers and qualifies interest in your voice; a rep can edit a line or leave a note, and every correction teaches the agent for next time.

Thanks for the note. This is timely, can you share how the engagement works?
QualifiedGenuine interest
Every step explained
Qualifiedmatches your criteria
Context attachedpain, goals, timeline
Escalated to youyour pricing rule
04

Opportunities land on the team's board

Qualified conversations reach your reps with full context, and everything the agent sent and received sits in an audit trail the whole team can open.

Qualified sales opportunity
Dana Whitfield · Harbor & Co
Head of Operations · via referral
Right fitGenuine interestFull contextClear next step
Ready for your team
What's included

Everything the motion needs. Nothing bolted on.

Seats for your whole team

Reps, managers, and founders each get the view their role needs: one agent, many hands guiding it.

A shared approval queue

Every draft the agent writes waits in one queue your team clears together, a few minutes a day, and nothing sends unapproved.

Coach it, don't just correct it

Edit a line or leave a note and the agent learns your team's judgment, so the voice sharpens with every review.

Autonomy your team grants

Managers decide which paths the agent can send on its own, path by path, and can pull any of them back at any time.

Explainable decisions

See why the agent targeted someone, wrote what it wrote, and handed off when it did. The reasoning is visible to the team, not hidden.

Compliance & audit trail

Suppression lists and opt-outs enforced across every channel, with a full log the whole team can answer for.

You stay in control

Done for you. Never without you.

Everything runs in your voice, and approval is the default starting point. Review a batch in a couple of minutes, edit a line, or change direction anytime. You decide the level of autonomy, and it grows only when you choose.

A teammate, not a black box
The agent works like a rep your team manages: it proposes, your people dispose, and the reasoning behind every move is there to inspect.
It gets better because you coach it
The market ships a bot and walks away. Here your reps' edits and notes train the agent, so it sounds more like your team every week.
Autonomy your team grants, path by path
Start with approval on everything. Managers loosen the agent one trusted path at a time, on your schedule, and tighten it whenever they want.
See how you stay in control

One product · One outcome

One play of how Revenue Force creates qualified sales opportunities.

AI sales agent is one of the ways the same system creates the same outcome. Revenue Force is your go-to-market execution partner across the channels that make sense for your business.

OutboundInboundAdvertisingPartnershipsReferralsExisting database

These are not separate products. Your team owns the relationship; Revenue Force owns the execution around it.

Pricing

Priced by the work, in the open.

Usage-based, sized by the contacts the agent actually works each month, not a per-seat license. Drafting, approval, explainability, and the audit trail are included at every size. 90-day minimum.

See live pricing
Usage
Priced by the contacts actually worked each month, not a per-seat license.
Included
Research, copy, sending, follow-up, and reply handling, at every size.
Open
Configure your exact volume on the live pricing page before you commit.
Fair questions

Everything a careful buyer should ask.

What is an AI sales agent?

It's software that does the work of a sales rep, prospecting, outreach, follow-up, reply handling, and booking, at software speed and cost. Most are sold on running autonomously. Revenue Force runs the agent with your team in the loop: it drafts everything in your voice, approval is the default starting point, and you can see the reasoning behind each decision.

Does the agent send messages on its own?

Not unless your team decides it should. By default, every message the agent drafts, first touch and every follow-up, queues for approval before it sends. You can later let it send certain trusted paths on its own, but you start fully in control.

How is an AI sales agent different from a chatbot on our site?

A website chatbot waits for inbound visitors. This agent runs outbound: it finds the right people, reaches out across email and LinkedIn, follows up, and books qualified conversations, all in your voice and under your team's control.

Is it really an AI, or people behind it?

Both, honestly. The agent is the engine that drafts and keeps the cadence consistent; people provide oversight and judgment; and your team controls what sends. We say AI plainly, because the trust features, approval, explainability, the audit trail, are the point.

Can we see why the agent did something?

Yes. Every draft, reply, and hand-off carries its reasoning, so you're never approving a black box. If a message isn't right, you see why it was written that way, edit it, and your edit teaches the voice.

How does an AI sales agent compare to hiring a rep?

No recruiting, ramp, or turnover, and the agent never gets busy or discouraged in week three. It runs from day one once it's learned your voice and audience. Unlike a hire, it does exactly what your team approves, so you keep the judgment while it carries the volume.

Which channels does the agent run?

Email and LinkedIn, coordinated as one motion, with SMS for warm or consented conversations, so a prospect hears from one consistent you rather than disconnected tools. The mix is tuned to where your buyers actually respond.

What does it cost?

Usage-based, sized by the contacts the agent works each month, with a 90-day minimum so the motion has time to compound. Configure your exact volume on the live pricing page.

An AI sales agent your team can actually trust.

Book a revenue audit. It shows you exactly how the agent would run for you: who it would reach, what it drafts, what your team approves, and how qualified opportunities reach your calendar with you in control the whole way.