Your priorities, first
The demo opens on the priorities you named, with the pipeline view focused on them.
It writes a short brief about your team from what it already knows, asks only what it can't find, and sends it to Zime when you say yes. In a few minutes you get a demo of Zime built around it.
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Free and takes about five minutes. Nothing is sent until you say yes.
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I read the Zime Brief instructions, then went through our past chats, your CRM and your call recordings. One thing I couldn't confirm:
Who do you sell to most?
Here's your brief. Customer names and deal values are removed.
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Zime Re: Zime brief: Acme Analytics
Your demo is ready, built around what you told us.
Open your demoClick Claude or ChatGPT. It opens with one line that points it to the Zime Brief instructions.
It uses what it already knows about your work, asks only what it cannot find, one quick question at a time, and removes customer names and deal values.
It shows you the whole email and sends it only when you say yes. In a few minutes we reply with a demo built around your brief.
A plain-English brief that anyone on a sales team can read at a glance. You approve every word before it's sent. This one is made up.
Hi Zime team,
Acme Analytics has 12 reps selling to mid-market SaaS and fintech, mostly outbound. Deals stall after the first demo because reps skip discovery and pricing comes up too late.
This quarter the team is focused on better discovery and multi-threading. The full brief is below.
--- ZIME BRIEF v2 --- Ref: web Company: Acme Analytics Website: acme.example Your role: VP Sales Sales team: 12 reps, mid-market, mostly outbound What you sell: Acme Insights, Acme Forecast Industries you sell into: SaaS, Fintech Buyers you sell to: VP Sales, CRO, RevOps lead Competitors you meet most: Gong, Clari Sales cycle: 60 to 90 days Where deals stall: After the first demo, before pricing Problem 1: Reps skip discovery, so demos are generic and deals stall Problem 2: Deals depend on one champion with no budget authority Problem 3: Next steps are rarely booked, so forecasts miss Objection 1: We already have a call recorder Objection 2: Price before value is clear Why you win: The champion sees answers from their own calls in the first demo Why you lose: No one with budget joins before the proposal Priority 1: Better discovery Priority 2: Multi-thread deals Winning behaviour 1: Ask the buyer to put a number on what the problem costs Winning behaviour 2: Bring the economic buyer into the second meeting Winning behaviour 3: Book the next meeting before the call ends Tools you use: HubSpot, Gong Sources: memory, call recordings, CRM, interview --- END ZIME BRIEF ---
Your AI shows you the whole email first, and sends it only when you say so.
Your customers, prospects, deal sizes and other people's names are removed before you see the brief.
Zime uses your brief to build your demo and to follow up with you. We never share it.
Claude and ChatGPT open with one click. Any other assistant works too: copy the full prompt from this page and paste it into a new chat.
Only what it can already see: its memory of you, your past chats and any tools you have connected, such as your CRM or call recorder. It asks you about anything it can't find.
We use it to build your demo, and our team reads it so we can follow up with you. We only reply to you, and we never share your brief.
About five minutes to write and approve the brief. Your demo arrives by email in a few minutes after you send it.
No. The deals, reps and numbers are illustrative. What's yours is the shape of it: your priorities, problems, competitors and buyers. To see Zime on your real calls, book a demo.
Yes. Your AI shows you the whole email and sends it only when you say yes. Ask it to change anything first.
Some assistants cannot open web pages. Use "Copy the full prompt" on this page and paste it into a new chat instead.
Book 30 minutes and we will walk you through Zime on your own calls.