Yuzu — Half your deal happens without you.
Half your deal happens without you.
Yuzu remembers every conversation you have had, so it can keep them moving when you are not there.
Trusted by the most innovative companies
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- Inflection AI
Already automated
Solved. A hundred tools do this now.
- Send cold email
- Send cold LinkedIn DMs
Warming up
People who do not know you yet. LinkedIn and events.
Build the list of who is worth knowing Post something worth reading Comment where your buyers are Follow up with everyone who engaged Set meetings before the conference
After the call
The champion selling for you in a room you are not in.
Catch what actually mattered Send the recap while they remember Build the business case Answer security before they ask Keep the room current as it moves
Re-engage
Deals that stalled, and the ones you simply forgot.
Watch every account for a reason Notice the blocker left Notice the renewal is 30 days out Reopen what went quiet in May Work the badge scans nobody touched
Yuzu · the GTM brain
One memory of every conversation, doing all fifteen.
No prompts, no tasks to check off. Yuzu decides what matters, drafts it, and waits for your yes.
Today
Tue · 11 actions · ~22 min
Re-engagement
Today or never
3 deals changed. Cascade's blocker cleared 4 hours ago. A SOC 2 announcement is worth sending today and worth nothing in March.
Deal rooms
Before the internal meeting
2 rooms from yesterday's calls, waiting on you. Your champion briefs their boss inside 48 hours. This has to land before that, not after.
Audience
Your own presence
7 comments drafted, 1 post to approve, 4 people who engaged with you. The part that pays you back in six months instead of today.
Your own list
Whatever else
The things you already knew you had to do. Yuzu leaves these alone.
the rest
Cascade Logistics · cold 24 days
$130K
Priya posted that their SOC 2 finished this morning. She raised it twice on the May 14 call and said it was the only blocker.
Security one-pager and a note reopening on timing. Drafted from that call.
#gtm · 8:30 AM
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Yuzu8:30 AM
Morning. 11 things, about 22 minutes. Top three first.
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1 · Re-engagement · $130K
Cascade Logistics. Priya posted that SOC 2 finished.
Suggested move
Only blocker she named on the May 14 call.
Security one-pager and a reopen note are drafted.
Send it
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2 · Deal room
2 rooms from yesterday's calls are ready. Beacon Waste and Talon Logistics. Business case and video in each.
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3 · Audience · 6 min
7 accounts to engage, comments drafted. Plus 4 people who engaged with your post this week and are worth a note.
Open the list
Business case
Cascade Logistics, overtime review
$1.2M
Est. annual impact
312 hrs
Saved per year
3.8x
Return on investment
< 6 mo
Time to value
- ✓Business impact and goals, in their words
- ✓The proposed solution, scoped to what they asked for
- ✓Implementation plan and expected ROI
The 60 seconds your champion forwards.
Their numbers, their words, your brand.
Custom to how you sell
One 30-minute setup for your brand and your stages. Change any of it later and every future room follows.
It just happens
After every call, on its own. Nobody prompts it and nobody has to remember.
It gets better
Every closed deal teaches it what worked. March is sharper than January.
What changedWhat Yuzu sends
Your champion posted that their SOC 2 finished
Security one-pager, and a note reopening on timing. It was their only blocker in May.
The exec who killed it left. New VP ran your competitor before.
Migration story, built against the stack she used to run.
The renewal they mentioned on the call is 30 days out
Business case, refreshed with this year's numbers.
Their VP is speaking at the conference you're already attending
Meeting ask, with the two things they said mattered in March.
A second person from their domain read your pricing twice
Champion deck, so your contact can bring the new stakeholder up to speed.
Then just keep talking.
The LinkedIn comment knows what was said on the call. The follow-up knows what they read.
Hand Claude your files and it writes you a good email. The ontology is what tells it which deal is worth your Tuesday.
Start where it hurts.
Re-engagement
Run a pipeline analysis. We show you which cold deals are alive, why now, and what to send each one.
Deal rooms
Bring your last call. We build the room from it while you watch. Business case, video, follow-up.
See a sample week. Your pillars pulled from real calls, plus who is already engaging with you.