Ask questions across your teams' work.
AI with context from across your company.
Sentinel AI reads across the parts of your business your role can see — CRM, activities, campaigns, invoices, HR records, support tickets. Ask it a question and it pulls from them to answer. Less context-switching, less manual report-pulling.
Questions your tools
couldn't answer yesterday.
Illustrative questions and answers, written to show the kind of question that spans several parts of a company at once. The names and figures are examples, not real customer data.
In the last 7 months, how many leaves has Priya taken, and how many should I expect her to take in the next 5 months?
Priya has taken 14 leave days since September — mostly Mondays and 4 during Diwali week.
Based on her pattern, the upcoming festival calendar, and her pending project deadlines in June and August, expect 8–11 leaves between May and September.
Three of them will likely cluster around Rakshabandhan.
Of the 412 people who opened our last campaign, which ones visited our pricing page more than once?
17 people. Here they are, sorted by most recent visit.
Three of them are at companies with over 50 employees — I'd prioritise those three.
Two of them also replied to a cold email we sent six weeks ago but never got a follow-up. Want me to draft one?
Which of my open deals are cooling off, and which should I re-engage this week?
Five deals haven't had activity in more than 21 days.
The highest-value one is Ramesh Textiles at ₹18L — their last message was a pricing objection, unanswered for 34 days.
Two others are under ₹2L and can wait.
For Ramesh Textiles, I noticed their CFO just viewed our pricing page yesterday. Want me to draft a re-engagement email that addresses the objection directly?
Which of our current customers are showing early signs of leaving?
Four. Two have opened fewer than 20% of our emails in the last 60 days, while they opened over 80% before that.
One has had three support tickets in two weeks — all marked urgent.
One reduced their WhatsApp reply rate from daily to every 6 days over the past month.
Want me to draft a check-in for each?
Of the 14 campaigns we ran last quarter, which three drove the most revenue?
"March Pricing Intro" drove ₹24L across 7 deals.
"February Founder Letter" drove ₹18L across 4.
"Cold Email to CFOs" drove ₹11L but cost one-tenth of the other two.
Cost-per-rupee-won winner: the cold email. Want me to double the list for that one?
Which customers are 30+ days overdue, and how should I approach each?
Seven customers.
Three are your top 20% by lifetime value — send a personal WhatsApp, not a reminder email.
Two were late once before and paid within a week of a gentle follow-up — schedule the sequence.
Two are new customers whose first invoices are overdue — that's a payments-setup issue; send the onboarding finance doc.
Want me to queue all seven now?
Which employee closed the most deals and helped the most teammates this quarter?
Arun. 14 closed deals (₹48L) and he's the most-tagged internal helper across channels — 37 times in #sales-questions, 12 times in #deals-help.
His automations are also the most-cloned company-wide.
Want to send him a kudos?
Which of our LinkedIn posts last month led to actual demo bookings?
Three posts.
The March 14 post on AI-for-HR drove 8 demo requests.
The March 22 video on cross-data AI drove 5.
The March 8 case study drove 3.
Common thread: all three included a specific number in the first line.
Want me to schedule a variant of each for next month?
Is it time to hire a third salesperson?
Probably yes.
Pipeline per rep has grown 41% over the last 90 days.
Average response time to new leads has slipped from 2 hours to 9 hours.
Two of the last 12 lost deals cite 'slow follow-up.'
If growth continues, you'll cap out in 6 weeks.
No one trained this AI
on your company.
It just lives inside it.
Sentinel isn't a generic assistant you bolt onto your tools. It's an intelligence layer that grows with your business, reads what your team actually does, and answers in the context of your specific situation.
Your data is handled under clear terms.
Sentinel AI uses selected AI providers to process your questions and the records it needs to answer them. Those providers work under contract, on our instructions, and are not permitted to use your data to train their own models. Our primary systems are hosted in India, and some AI processing takes place on servers outside India. Each customer's data is kept separate from every other customer's.
Read the Privacy Policy →The AI looks across all surfaces at once.
When you ask a question, Sentinel doesn't search one tool. It reads across all of them simultaneously — deals, tickets, campaigns, leave records, invoices, activities — and builds an answer that crosses the data you'd normally have to stitch together yourself, limited to what your role is allowed to see.
Answers you can check.
While Sentinel AI works, you can see which part of your workspace it is reading, and the records it mentions link straight to the source. You can verify the answer, and act on it, without wondering what it's based on.
AI modes & action safety
Choose how you talk to it.
Know what it can do.
Sentinel AI can be asked, and it can act. Both stay inside the permissions of the person asking.
Text
Type a question
Open Sentinel AI from the floating bubble on any page, or in the full-page chat with saved conversations you can rename, pin and export.
Speak to type
Say it, check it, send it
Tap the microphone and speak. Your words land in the message box so you can read and correct them before anything is sent.
Live
Talk it through, hands free
Live opens a full-screen spoken conversation and reads replies aloud. Press and hold to speak, which pauses the reply so you can cut in. You switch it on for each session, and the microphone is only open while Live is on.
Voice modes use your browser's speech support. They work in Chrome, Edge and Safari; Firefox does not provide speech recognition and shows a short notice instead.
It acts within your role
Sentinel AI is only shown the tools your role is allowed to use, and that is checked again on every message. Each tool also limits the records to the ones you may see: your own, your team's, or the whole company's.
Same checks as the app
When it changes a deal or lead stage or hands a lead to another owner, it goes through the same server action as the button in the interface, and that action's own permission check has the final say.
A defined set of actions
It can create a contact, log an activity or a touchpoint, set a follow-up, move a deal or lead stage, hand a lead to another owner, and mark your own attendance. It logs that a call or message happened; it does not send messages for you.
It tells you what it did
After it takes an action, it replies with a short summary of what changed, and the work it is doing shows in the chat while it runs.
It honours export limits
If your company limits data export, Sentinel AI caps how many client records it handles per answer and declines to list or dump everything.
Admins stay in control
An admin can switch AI off for an individual person, and a suspended company is refused at every AI call.
What this looks like in practice
Illustrative“Move the Mehta deal to the proposal stage.”
Runs if your role can edit deals you can see. If it cannot, that tool is not offered to Sentinel AI for you.
“Mark me present for today.”
Works for any signed-in person, because it only touches your own attendance record.
“Show me everyone's attendance this week.”
Answered only for roles that may view HR attendance. For every other role, Sentinel AI is not given the tool that reads it.