Every email and meeting logs itself to the right company and contact. Your pipeline reflects reality without turning reps into data entry clerks for a CRM that can't keep up on its own.
Track every deal through stages you define, with entrance criteria that make sure a deal can't skip a step your team actually needs.
Every deal, activity, email, and calendar event lives on one company or contact record — not scattered across an inbox, a spreadsheet, and a CRM that doesn’t talk to either.
Drag deals across stages built around your process. Entrance criteria make sure a deal can’t skip a step your team actually needs.
Every sales team gets its own board with independently configured stages, close-rate assumptions, and a designated team lead — not one pipeline every team has to share.
Connect your calendar — Google or Microsoft 365 — and every meeting auto-matches its attendees to your CRM contacts and companies, so you walk in already knowing who you’re meeting.
Log calls, emails, LinkedIn messages, and whatever else your team tracks, in activity types your admin controls — rename them or add new ones as your process changes.
See activity counts by rep and time of day without pulling a manual report — visibility into what’s actually happening in the pipeline, not just what got updated.
They're not a chatbot bolted onto a search bar — they read the same companies, contacts, and deals this whole page is about.
Ask about any deal, contact, or number in your pipeline and get a real answer — not a link telling you to go dig for it yourself.
Pulls everything Firehose already knows about the company and the contact you're meeting, then scans the web for news and signals a rep would otherwise miss walking into a call cold.
Pulls the transcript from Google Meet or Microsoft Teams the moment a call ends and turns it into a summary — in whatever format your team wants, not a fixed template.
Connect Gmail or Microsoft 365 and your inbox syncs automatically. Meetings land in the same timeline as everything else — calls, voicemails, LinkedIn messages — so your whole team knows what's going on.
A CRM only works if reps actually use it — and most CRMs make people choose between selling and updating records. If your pipeline is stale, it's not because your team doesn't care, it's because every update is manual entry layered on top of the actual work of selling. Firehose captures the email and the meeting for you, so what's left to log is what genuinely couldn't be captured any other way.
When a drip campaign gets a reply, it's not a lead that has to be imported into the CRM — it's already a contact, a company, and a deal, with the campaign that generated it and every email since, all on one timeline. Outbound and CRM run in the same workspace because they're the same data.
See how Sales Automation worksConnect your inbox and calendar in a few minutes, and your CRM starts filling in the parts that don't need a human.
Email and calendar sync automatically once you connect Gmail/Microsoft 365 and your calendar — messages and meetings land on the right record without anyone typing anything. Other activity types (a call, a LinkedIn message, a voicemail) still take one click to log against a record, but that’s it — no separate form, no re-entering context that’s already on the deal.