Drop in the deal.
Get the reasoning. Make the move.
Three surfaces. One product. The team's home, the deal's memory, and the guidance that ties them together — all running on every active workspace today.
A multi-agent pipeline, not a prompt.
Recommendations aren't one shot from an LLM. They're composed by a multi-agent pipeline that reads the actual deal — its history, its stakeholders, its MEDDIC qualification, and your own documents — then plans, writes, and checks every strategy.
The Nest — the rep's home base.
Pipeline at a glance, what needs attention today, and the latest from every active deal — refreshed as the work happens, not saved up for the Monday status meeting.
Needs your attention, always current
Emails waiting to be filed, deadlines closing in, and deals that have gone quiet — each quiet deal with a nudge to draft the follow-up.
Latest deal briefs
The deals that just moved rise to the top with a short brief of what happened, so the rep starts every day already caught up.
Hatch, one click away
Ask Hatch to brief you on today, surface deals at risk, or list follow-ups due — answered from your own pipeline, on every page.
Deal workspace — one place per deal.
Every deal gets its own workspace: who's at the table, what's on the line, what was said last, what's next. Hatch maintains the living context so the rep doesn't have to re-explain the deal every time.
A deal cycle with a map
Prospect, Qualification, Technical Validation, Business Validation, Negotiation, Signature, Closed. Each phase comes with its own objectives and recommended actions, so the rep always knows the next move.
Parties, influence, and budget
Every stakeholder mapped with decision-maker status and an influence score. The buyer's key metrics, your target, and your floor — captured once, used in every recommendation.
Three strategies, tuned to you
Three distinct strategies for the current phase, each with a straight recommend-or-hold call. Set the tone and intensity, and they refresh as new interactions come in.
Strategy — the plan, attached.
Step-by-step strategy for the deal in front of the rep. A plan for the next conversation, written for every person across the table, and the reasoning attached to every move.
Play-by-play for the next conversation
Pick who you're meeting and how. Hatch writes the opening line, the agenda, the key asks, what to say when they push back, and the next step to ask for — or a full draft for email.
Written for each person in the room
Every plan is aimed at the people you picked: their role, their influence, and what they've said so far.
Risks the rep didn't see
Every strategy carries its pros, cons, and risks, plus the psychology and business case behind it. Surfaced before the move, not after the deal closes.
More intelligence, not more admin.
The work around the deal — qualifying it, filing the email, reporting up, learning from the outcome — handled in the same place, with a human in control of what gets saved.
Qualification that stays honest
MEDDIC, MEDDICC, or MEDDPICC. Hatch fills the gaps from the deal's history, says “not documented” instead of guessing, and a person confirms every entry.
Email that files itself — once you approve
Connect Gmail, Outlook, or any IMAP inbox. DealHatch suggests which deal each email belongs to and why. Nothing is attached until you approve it, and approved emails refresh the deal's strategy.
Reports and playbooks for managers
One-click standups, rep performance, pipeline reviews, and win/loss — figures computed from your data, narrative written by Hatch. Every closed deal becomes a playbook: pushbacks, leverage had vs. used, and what to repeat.
Lives where the work is — not a silo.
DealHatch sits on top of the systems your team already runs on — we don't replace them. The CRM stays the source of truth. Hatch reads the context, reasons across it, and gives back the intelligence layer.
Zoho CRM and Pipedrive are live today too. Microsoft Dynamics, Teams, and Calendar connectors are on the roadmap. Custom integrations available on Enterprise.
CRM, email, and meetings arrive together, so the deal lives in one place.
Stakeholders, history, what was said on the last call, what's due next — all centrally located in the deal's workspace. The rep stops hunting across Slack threads, email, the CRM, and a notes doc. The context is already there.
We sit inside the rep's prep & review loop — one workspace per deal, with the context already centrally located.
See it on a real deal. Bring us yours.
30-minute walkthrough on a deal you're actually working — Hatch builds the strategy live.