Most sales AI runs your playbook. These learn from it. Eight products, one per seat, each running the role's day on a schedule in Claude Cowork — then, every night, hardening what worked, retiring what didn't, and naming what it still doesn't know. You approve what matters.
Your revenue org has a front line that carries a number and a leadership layer that owns the org. There's a product for each. All 8 are live today.
One account spans both planes. Agents work in Cowork; you steer from here.
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A sample of the real schedules — one slice from each product. Every task ships its work as drafts; nothing reaches a person without your yes. And every night the brain reflects on the day: it hardens what actually moved a deal into durable plays, retires what didn't, and writes down what it still doesn't know — so tomorrow's runs start smarter than today's, on your territory specifically.
| When | Product | What ran |
|---|---|---|
| M–F · 6:00am | salescron | Morning account briefing — signals scanned, industry-matched outbound drafted into Gmail |
| Mon · 7:00am | leadercron | Forecast brief — commit/best-case vs quota, movers, risks, team activity |
| Daily · 6:00am | secronjob | Demo prep briefs — stack, use cases, likely objections, the flow to run (silent when no demos) |
| Weekly | gtmcron | Content calendar — a week of drafts in your voice, staged for approval |
| M–F · 6:00pm | salescron | Reply tracker + CRM hygiene — what landed, what’s stale, what’s missing |
| Fri · 4:00pm | secronjob | Weekly SE synthesis — where the technical cycles concentrated, what to unblock |
The same flow for every role — pick, trial, install, connect, run.
BDR to CRO — one product for each seat in the org.
One yearly subscription for your role. Renews automatically each year.
Add your product's marketplace inside Claude.
Generate it here; paste it once in Cowork.
The schedule does the work; the rollup shows it.
One per seat in the revenue org. Front line: bdrcron (BDR), salescron (enterprise AE), secronjob (sales engineer), cscron (customer success). Leadership: gtmcron (founder / GTM), partnercron (partnerships), leadercron (sales leader), crocronjob (CRO). They share one account and one rollup. All eight are live today.
Each product ships a literal cron table — morning briefs, hygiene scans, prep packs, follow-up drafts. Every product page lists its full schedule.
No. The agents run inside your Claude, on your tools, with your logins. salesascode.com holds your license and run telemetry (metadata), never your CRM rows, emails, or tokens.
Draft-first everywhere. Anything that reaches a person waits for your approval; automation is opt-in per channel and only where a platform welcomes it.
Yearly subscription per product. If it lapses, skills degrade softly — you get a renewal link, never a bricked run.
Scheduled agents run each role's day — research, drafts, follow-ups, hygiene. You approve what matters.