The platform

The work, every week, not just once.

A task gives you one result. The platform keeps going: it prepares each meeting, learns from each call, applies your team's standard, and works only inside the limits you set.

Once, or ongoing

Executing once versus running an ongoing process.

Each row is the same work, done by hand as a task and then run for you. The label on the right says what exists today.

Adding a call to a deal is a task like any other: it is reviewed, and the deal thesis is rebuilt from every call on that deal. See what each task costs.

Once, as a taskOngoing, in the platformToday
You enter a company and get a brief.Briefs are ready before every meeting, from your calendar.Full platform
You read one call.Every call you add rebuilds the deal thesis and shows what changed since last time, so the next brief starts from what happened.Full platform
You get a draft email.Follow ups are drafted after each call for you to edit and send.Full platform
You decide what good looks like each time.Managers write the standard once and Mallin applies it to every rep.Early access
You ask for one thing.You describe a recurring job and approve it. It runs inside limits you set.Early access
You send the email yourself.Mallin sends follow ups on its own inside limits.Not built yet
How it works

It learns, it follows your standard, it works inside limits.

How it learns

Calls you connect, emails and deal changes feed one record per deal. The next brief starts from what was said, what changed and what you owe the buyer.

Your standards

Managers write what a good call, follow up and next step look like. Mallin applies it the same way to every rep. This is in early access.

Governed workflows

You describe a recurring job and approve it. Each step has a limit: show what it found, prepare a draft for a person to approve, or act where a company has explicitly allowed it. Mallin does not send follow ups on its own today.

The real deal walkthrough shows one sanitized deal end to end: see how it works. Security and data handling are on the trust page.

A demonstration

What a platform task looks like.

Finding accounts runs inside a paid workspace. This is a fixed example so you can see the result without running anything.

Sample · Not generated for you · Invented companies

Find accounts to call: a list for a software seller that sells to regional freight carriers

CompanyWhy nowWho to reachBasis
Harborline Freight
harborline.example
Opened two depots this yearVP OperationsSaid
Calder Haulage
calder.example
Hiring three dispatchersDirector of DispatchSaid
Redfern Logistics
redfern.example
New regional manager joinedRegional ManagerInferred
Tamarack Carriers
tamarack.example
Fleet grew past 200 trucksCOOInferred

This is a fixed example. Running it on your own market needs a paid workspace today.

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