Mia for Account Executives
Work every deal
like it’s your only one.
Meeting prep in 60 seconds, quiet-deal risk flagged early, CRM updates typed for you — Mia gives all 15 deals the attention you can only give 3.
For AEs carrying 10–20 live deals.
Who’s in the room
assembled 07:30Stakeholders · 3 joining
Since your last call: Dana forwarded the ROI deck internally, Marcus accepted after two declines, and the security questionnaire has sat unanswered for 8 days.
Talking points
Open with the ROI numbers Dana already circulated — Marcus has seen them.
Get the security review on the calendar before you leave the call.
Ask Marcus what sign-off looks like on his side — a date, not a vibe.
Built from the email thread, the CRM record, and your last two calls.
You didn’t become an AE
to update Salesforce
But here you are — prepping calls for 30 minutes, typing status notes, and finding out a deal died in your manager's 1:1, not yours.
You don’t find out a deal is dying until your manager asks about it.
You spend 30 minutes prepping for every call. You have 12 calls tomorrow.
Your quota is 15 deals. Your real attention is 3. The other 12 are on autopilot — toward the wrong outcome.
Mia walks in
already briefed
The prep you burn 30 minutes assembling — stakeholder map, what changed, what to say — is waiting the moment the meeting hits your calendar.
What changes for the AE
Know which deal needs you next
Mia scores every active deal from the real signals — emails, meetings, CRM activity, stakeholder shifts. The quiet deals that are actually dying get flagged before your manager asks.
Walk into every call ready in 60 seconds
Stakeholder map, deal history, risk signals, and talking points — assembled the moment a meeting hits your calendar. Not the 30 minutes you burn today.
Stop typing status updates
Mia reads your emails and meetings and keeps the pipeline current automatically. Your manager gets visibility — without you playing data-entry clerk.
A day with Mia.
Admin stops eating it.
Prep is done before you sit down, the CRM updates itself, and the quiet deals speak up. A Thursday on a 15-deal desk.
08:15
First call of the day
Mia’s prep hit your inbox at 7:30 — multi-thread status, last 5 emails, competitor mentions, MEDDPICC gaps. You walk in cold-ready.
11:00
Pipeline glance
12 active deals. Mia sorted them by heat — not stage, not last-touched, but actual progression signal. You spend the next 2 hours on the 3 that actually need you.
15:30
A deal you almost let die
Mia flags: Copperline Freight. Your champion went quiet 12 days ago — zero replies, two declined meetings, a competitor name in the last thread. You multi-thread to the economic buyer before EOD.
18:00
End of day
Your CRM is already up to date. Mia read your emails and meetings, logged the calls, updated stages. You haven’t typed a status note all week.
For an AE carrying 15 deals
in a mid-market motion
Here's what your week looks like once Mia is on every deal you own — not just the ones with a call this week.
Prep
60 sec
meeting prep, end to end
Stakeholder map, risk signals, talking points. Was 30 minutes per call.
Admin
60%
less time typing CRM updates
Mia reads your emails and meetings and keeps the pipeline current for you.
Coverage
15 deals
actually covered
Risk flagged on the quiet deals before your manager asks about them.
Scenario: a mid-market B2B SaaS AE managing 10–20 active deals. Actual impact varies with deal complexity and current CRM hygiene.
Live before tomorrow’s first call
Connect your inbox and CRM
HubSpot, Salesforce, or Pipedrive. One OAuth click — no engineering, no admin.
Mia preps every meeting on your calendar
Stakeholder maps, thread history, risk signals, talking points — assembled the moment an invite lands.
You sell
Deal scores, risk flags, and next moves are waiting when you open your laptop — and the CRM writes itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Close more.
Type less.
Stop feeding the CRM. Start reading what it should already be telling you.