AE submits the deal from Salesforce. The agent inherits the opportunity, the proposed quote, and the AE's notes.
- Account
- Helix Robotics (Series B SaaS)
- ACV
- $148,400
- List
- $190,000 (22% discount)
- Term
- 18 months · 1 quarter ramp
- AE
- M. Patel
Live Demo · Sales Agent
Watch the Sales Agent run a custom-discount deal through policy, draft the approval memo, and sync the CRM in one move.
The Scenario
It's a Tuesday afternoon. An AE submits a Series-B SaaS deal at $148K ACV — 22% off list, 18-month term with a one-quarter ramp. The prior deal desk turnaround was five business days. The Sales Agent picks it up in 11 seconds.
The Workflow
AE submits the deal from Salesforce. The agent inherits the opportunity, the proposed quote, and the AE's notes.
Reads the deal package, the AE's notes, the customer's prior interactions in Gong, and the active discount policy. Three things stand out.
Standard discount falls inside RVP-approval band. Ramp structure conflicts with the multi-year requirement (this is 18 months) — needs a deal-desk exception.
Agent drafts a one-page approval memo with deal economics, competitive context, and the ramp justification. Attached to the deal in DealHub.
Opportunity stage, expected close date, and discount reason fields are updated in Salesforce. A summary lands in #deal-desk for visibility.
[2026-05-27 14:14:11] sales-agent DEAL_DESK_ROUTED opp=DH-4419 account=helix acv=148400 discount_pct=22 ramp=true band=tier2 policy=DD-2026.2 memo_attached=true routed=[rvp, deal-desk] duration=11s
Queue ticks down. Median age drops. The agent moves to the next opportunity. The AE gets a Slack DM with the next steps and the expected approval window.
Outcome at scale
5 days → 4 hours
Across a full quarter this loop runs thousands of times. Deal desk turnaround compresses from days to hours and CRM accuracy holds steady at 96%.