Early access — built for small B2B sales teams

    The Sales Ops layer for GTM teams.

    Behind every deal is a second job — researching leads, chasing follow-ups, updating the CRM, preparing meetings, watching the pipeline. Tracklibute takes that job, so your team can sell.

    No ops hire. No workflows to build. Hand over a responsibility and it gets done — with your approval on anything that reaches a customer.

    Connected sales records, email, calendar and pipeline signals flowing into one operating system

    Every deal carries a second, invisible job

    A lead comes in. Someone researches the company, scores it, logs it in the CRM, decides who owns it. A deal goes quiet. Someone notices, reads the history, drafts the nudge, remembers to send it. A meeting gets booked — someone pulls the context together the night before. None of this is selling, but none of the selling happens without it.

    Small B2B teams feel this hardest — there's no RevOps function to absorb the load, so it lands on the founders and the reps. Your best people spend their best hours being operators.

    Give Tracklibute a Sales Responsibility

    You don't scope a workflow or wire up an automation. You tell Tracklibute what it owns — and it carries the job end to end, surfacing what needs you.

    Automatically Qualify New Leads

    Tracklibute researches and qualifies new leads before your salesperson spends time on them.

    Make sure qualified leads don't go cold.

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    Research Leads Before Your Sales Team Does

    Company research, role context and buying signals gathered before the first call.

    Acme Corp — 200 employees, hiring sales roles, recently raised funding.

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    Make Sure Your Leads Don't Go Cold

    Stale leads are detected, context is researched, and a personalized follow-up is drafted for your approval.

    Acme Enterprise — 8 days without activity. Follow-up drafted, awaiting approval.

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    Walk Into Every Sales Meeting Prepared

    A complete briefing before every meeting — company, contacts, history, signals and recommended questions.

    10:30 AM — Acme Corp. Briefing ready: 3 open issues, 2 buying signals, recommended next action.

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    Keep Your CRM Updated Without Chasing Your Sales Team

    Records updated automatically after calls, emails and meetings — no chasing required.

    12 records updated after today's meetings. 3 records missing next steps — flagged.

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    Know Which Deals Need Attention

    Continuous monitoring surfaces stalled deals, risk signals and the recommended action for each.

    Acme Enterprise — 8 days stalled, champion went quiet. Recommended: re-engagement call.

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    Never Forget to Follow Up on a Proposal

    Every sent proposal is tracked and followed up on time, with context from the deal history.

    Proposal sent to Acme Corp 5 days ago — follow-up drafted for approval.

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    Meeting context assembled into a concise sales briefing

    Tuesday, 9:47 PM — a lead fills in your form

    Nobody on your team sees it until morning. By then, Tracklibute has researched the company, scored the fit, created the CRM record and prepared the summary — so the first human touch is informed, not exploratory.

    New lead arrives

    Company research

    Qualification & scoring

    CRM update

    Salesperson notified

    The first human touch is informed, not exploratory. Unqualified leads are marked with the reason — your pipeline stays clean.

    Thursday — a deal has been quiet for eight days

    No one had to notice. Tracklibute saw the stall, read the email history, researched what changed at the company, and drafted the follow-up. It's waiting in your approvals — nothing sends without you.

    Stale lead detected
    Email history checked
    Company context researched
    Personalized follow-up drafted
    Your approval
    Send
    CRM update

    Approval required

    Follow-up to Acme Enterprise

    "Hi Sarah — following up on the proposal we sent last Tuesday. Since then your team posted two new sales roles, which usually means the timing question we discussed is getting urgent. Worth a 15-minute call this week?"

    Friday, 10:30 — your rep walks in already briefed

    The brief was assembled before anyone asked for it: who's attending, what was said last time, what's still open, what changed at the company this week — and the questions worth asking.

    Sales Brief — Acme Corp

    Today, 10:30 AM
    Company
    Acme Corp — B2B logistics software, ~200 employees, recently raised Series B.
    Attendees
    Sarah Chen (VP Sales, decision maker), Tom Reyes (Sales Manager, day-to-day contact).
    Previous conversations
    Two calls held. Main concern: reps spending too long on manual CRM updates. Pricing discussed on the last call.
    Open issues
    Security questionnaire sent 6 days ago — no response yet. Proposal feedback expected this week.
    Buying signals
    Hiring 3 sales roles; visited the pricing page twice this week.
    Recommended questions
    Ask about the timeline for the security review; confirm who signs off on the final decision.
    Recommended next action
    Propose a pilot with one sales team before full rollout.
    Sales opportunities monitored for risks and stalled activity

    The pipeline review that runs itself

    Tracklibute watches every deal continuously — last activity, days stalled, risk signals — and surfaces the ones that need attention with a recommended next action. Your team reviews the exceptions; the monitoring never gets skipped.

    Acme Enterprise

    8 days stalled — champion went quiet

    Recommended: Re-engagement call

    Northwind Traders

    Proposal sent 6 days ago, no response

    Recommended: Follow-up drafted

    Globex Ltd

    Stage unchanged for 3 weeks

    Recommended: Confirm decision timeline

    The CRM stays current as a side effect of the work

    Every meeting, email and call ends in updated records — last activity, next steps, stage changes, contact details. Gaps and inconsistencies get flagged to the owner instead of piling up.

    By Friday, the pipeline report reflects the week that actually happened.

    One view of today's sales operation

    What was handled overnight, what's waiting for your approval, and what needs attention.

    Today's Sales Operations

    Live overview

    17

    Actions handled automatically

    4

    Approvals needed

    3

    Deals at risk

    6

    Leads need attention

    5

    Meetings today

    • Lead qualification completed

      Acme Corp — Qualified

    • Follow-up prepared

      John Smith — Approval required

    • Deal risk detected

      Acme Enterprise — 8 days without activity

    • Meeting briefing ready

      10:30 AM — Acme Corp

    • CRM update completed

      12 records updated

    How the story starts

    Everything above begins in your first week

    1

    Day 1 — Connect your tools

    Connect your CRM, email and calendar. Tracklibute reads your sales context — deals, conversations, meetings and history — and learns how your team sells.

    2

    Day 2 — Hand over your first responsibility

    Pick the work that hurts most — say, follow-up management. From that moment Tracklibute owns it: detecting stalls, drafting, waiting for your approval.

    3

    By Friday — the ops load is off your team

    Qualification, follow-ups, meeting briefs, CRM updates and pipeline checks run on their own. Your team starts the day selling, not operating.

    One rule runs through the whole story: nothing reaches a customer without you

    Tracklibute drafts, researches, updates and monitors on its own. But anything sensitive — an email to a prospect, a stage change, any external communication — waits for explicit human approval. You decide where the line is.

    • Sending an email to a prospect
    • Changing important CRM fields
    • Updating deal stages
    • Any external communication

    Approvals queue

    Follow-up to Acme Enterprise

    Drafted 20 min ago

    Stage change: Globex Ltd → Negotiation

    Detected from email thread

    Proposal follow-up: Northwind Traders

    Drafted 1 hour ago

    Works With the Tools Your Team Already Uses

    Tracklibute operates inside your existing stack — no rip and replace.

    Built for small B2B sales teams

    Teams of 10–50 with 2–10 sellers — sales-led, inside-sales or founder-led — already running on a CRM, email and calendar, with no RevOps function. If the ops work currently lands on your reps, this is who the story above was written for.

    Simple Pricing for Your Sales Operations Team

    Starting from $39/month. 14-day free trial on every plan.

    Starter

    For small teams getting started with sales operations

    $39/month

    • 1 connected workspace
    • Up to 2 team seats
    • 2,000 tracked leads / month
    • Lead qualification & research
    • Follow-up drafts with approval
    • Daily sales operations summary
    • Email support

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    Growth

    For teams that want Tracklibute to own more of the operation

    $79/month

    • Everything in Starter
    • Up to 5 workspaces
    • Up to 5 team seats
    • 10,000 tracked leads / month
    • Pipeline monitoring & deal risk alerts
    • Meeting preparation briefings
    • CRM hygiene automation
    • Slack approvals & alerts
    • Priority support

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    Business

    For teams running a full sales operation on Tracklibute

    $149/month

    • Everything in Growth
    • Up to 20 workspaces
    • Up to 10 team seats
    • 50,000 tracked leads / month
    • Proposal follow-up automation
    • Custom approval policies
    • Dedicated onboarding

    14-day free trial · Cancel anytime

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