One live read on every deal. Signals, engagement, health, risk, instead of a rep's gut feel.

The room, the calls, the CRM, connected into one living picture of the deal, with memory that carries across meetings.
What's driving it, where it stands, what's putting it at risk, and who decides what happens next. Each one comes with a status, not just a summary.

REX isn't guessing. Deal health, shown with the work behind it: a call, a date, a person, every time.

Every read here is tied to something specific, a call, a room update, a line in your CRM, with the date and the person attached.
Here's what that looks like on one live deal:
Signals, not activity logs. REX doesn't just log that something happened. It reads what the drop, the mention, or the silence actually means.

Click "Details" and see exactly what's pulling the score up.

MEDDPICC, SPICED, or whatever your team runs.
Skip the dashboard. Ask directly, "what's putting this deal at risk," "who haven't we looped in," and get the answer, sourced.

If I can see explicitly that the primary decision maker isn't looking at these materials, then that gives us an action point that we can address with the salesperson.
A generic model has no memory between calls, deals, or reps. REX runs on a persistent picture of the deal that carries forward every time, and every read is traced back to the call or record it came from.
MEDDPICC by default, with SPICED and other frameworks configurable to match how your team already runs deals.
The room, your calls, and your CRM, unified into one picture.
See what happens once REX acts on everything it just showed you.