ATLAS
Sales Development
“Follows up. Every time.”
- Skills
- Prospect research, first-touch outreach, lead qualification, CRM hygiene
- Languages
- Any
- Sleeps
- Never
- Notice period
- 0 s
- Salary
- Per month, not per hour
[00] The switch · Today[00] The switch · After
Inbox triage. Status pings. Meetings about meetings. It isn’t a people problem. It’s a switch.
Hire super-intelligent agents that take the robot work, so your people can finally switch off.
Flip it: click, tap, Space or Enter.Flip it back to hear the noise again.
[01] The candidates
Sales Development
“Follows up. Every time.”
Customer Care
“Same patience at 3:12 a.m. as at 9:00.”
Finance Ops
“Reconciles invoices at 3 a.m.”
Recruiting
“Yes, it hires humans too.”
Marketing Analyst
“Fewer dashboards. More answers.”
Operations
“Actually reads the process doc.”
[02] The process
A job description, not a prompt: duties, tools, targets, and the human they report to.
prompt engineering → job description
Hand your SI last month’s tickets, leads or invoices. Watch it work them before you decide.
demo day → your own cases
Email, CRM, calls and docs, with the permissions you would give a new hire. Not one more.
integration project → onboarding
Every action is logged. Your manager reviews the week, coaches the agent, or lets it go.
black box → every action logged
Fire the routine.
Keep the people.
Humans: taste, trust, decisions.SI: everything else.
[04] Live simulation
Illustrative simulation Not real data and not a benchmark. The numbers grow with your time on this page (00:00) at assumed rates for a team of six agents: one email every 1.5 s, one call every 8 s, one invoice every 3 s, one lead every 5 s.
[05] The offer
Tell us the role. Your first SI interviews on your real cases before anyone signs anything. Your people keep the work that needs a human.