Offers, case studies and pricing notes compiled into one brain your sales team can ask before a meeting — with the source attached, so they can open the actual case before quoting it to a customer.
The examples on this page are illustrations — the answers come from your own documents, not from ours.
Sales teams live on offers, case stories, price notes and product details spread across mails, folders and old presentations. Before a meeting, someone spends an hour looking for «the case we did for a company like this one» — or asks the colleague who was there, if they are still around.
The riskier version is the confident guess: a price from last year, a feature promised from memory, a reference that turns out to be a different customer.
A brain built from your offers, case studies, product sheets and pricing notes answers «Which projects have we done for logistics companies, and what did they achieve?» in seconds — with the sources attached. The sales person opens the actual case before quoting it, so what reaches the customer is checked, not remembered.
Pricing changes. When a new price list contradicts the old one, Trail flags the disagreement so someone decides which is current — instead of the brain quietly answering with both. Update the source once and every answer follows.
The right case and the right numbers in seconds, not an hour.
Answers come from approved material, with the source one click away.
When an experienced sales person leaves, what they wrote down stays in the brain.
The whole team tells it from the same material.
Every answer shows which documents it is built on.
New knowledge waits in a queue until a person approves it.
When two sources say different things, someone at your company decides.
Trail is hosted in Stockholm, Sweden, and answers are written by an EU language model.
Start with your case studies, your current price list and your best offers. We will show you a brain your sales team can ask before their next meeting.
Or see it first — the demo asks a brain the question «Which projects have we done for logistics companies, what did they achieve, and which can we name as references?» and shows the answer with its sources.