CRM Systems Cannot Run AI Agents Natively Alongside Sales Reps
Sales teams using CRMs must bolt on separate AI tools for lead follow-up, email replies, and contact enrichment, creating integration overhead and workflow fragmentation. Chloe by Close is embedded directly in the CRM, but the category is nascent with room for competition. Product announcement validates the gap.
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