An operator on top of your CRM. It reads every deal, takes the next step, and writes down exactly what it did — asking first when money or a commitment is on the line.
Onboarding founders who run more than one business. Sign in if you already have a workspace.
Every business you run, isolated workspaces, one desk.
Brief, propose, gate, act. Every day, every open item.
Model, timestamp, cost, and the rule it applied.
Nothing leaves the building without your tap.
A copilot waits for you to type. An operator has a job: every open deal, lead, and task gets a next step, and the next step gets taken. Follow-ups written in your voice, calls logged to the timeline, leads enriched overnight — reported as outcomes, never “in progress”.
Each workspace carries its own doctrine — discount ceilings, follow-up cadence, call windows, who gets chased when. Inside the rules, the operator moves on its own. At the edges, it stops and asks, with the reasoning attached. Approve from the brief, the record, or your phone.
Each business is its own workspace — pipeline, contacts, doctrine, operator — walled off from the others. Your personal desk rolls them up: total pipeline, what’s at risk, and what needs you today, with the name of the record, not a count.
You are the sales team. Nothing in the pipeline waits on you longer than it has to.
Several businesses, one desk. Every pipeline rolled up; drop into any workspace without switching tools.
You’ve paid for a system of record and still chase people by hand. Cardine does the chasing and shows the receipt.
Invite-only while we onboard early workspaces. Tell us what you run; we reply within a business day.