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Close, the CRM, released an AI agent called Chloe that calls new leads, qualifies them and books them onto a calendar. I sent it to my fiancée without telling her what it was and she thought she was talking to a person. The catch is that it has to... show more

Nick Abraham

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OK Then1 month ago

I tried it about a month ago, it doesn't work for the audience that I target, they shut off immediately once they hear its AI, we need some gangster Chinese guys to just distill it and launch one removed without the AI tag, yeah yeah I know, the Feds.

Harris Kenny1 month ago

dude iv'e been saying this, it's very impressive what they've built. Chloe for text/email generation is also good!

Nick Abraham1 month ago

agreed - considering switching off Hubspot entirely to Close

Close1 month ago

This is one of the more honest Chloe reviews I've seen. The AI disclosure thing is real and we're actively working on it. The thing people miss: Chloe isn't trying to be a replacement rep. It's working your 6PM leads while your team is logged off. Inbound leads that would otherwise sit until morning. The booking and CRM writeback is where the actual value shows up. Appreciate you testing it out and sharing what you found.

John Bruder1 month ago

Nick, is the AI disclaimer forced in because of state laws?

Sabyr Nurgaliyev1 month ago

should we use it?

Nick Abraham1 month ago

not fully sold on it yet but am exploring a few other options that let you customize / train better

Sotiris Gianniris1 month ago

tried it before, your mileage will vary a TON based on what industry you're in I never saw the value of it tbh, voice agents are a tough thing

Justin1 month ago

< accent-free SDRs that use a dedicated warm call tool I run and have placed killer reps for @ryanlinkedin @remoduzk @ConradOutbound @jtiareh and a bunch other peeps we integrate with every main sending tool including coldbound ;) Hmu if interested

Andrew Johnson1 month ago

If AI calls me I hang up. If I have to wait 3 seconds for someone to respond I hang up.

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