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AI for sales and customer relations

AI for sales and customer relations: pipeline truth, churn risk, and what a customer is worth, in one chat.

Connect HubSpot, LeadConnector, Stripe, Shopify, QuickBooks, Gmail, Slack, and more through read-only connectors. Ask about pipeline, renewals, churn risk, which accounts need attention next, and what a customer actually bought. Plain language in, cited answers out. No exports, no spreadsheet stitching, no SQL.

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  • Only reads your data. Never changes it.
  • Checked by an outside auditor
  • CorpusIQ does not train models on customer data
  • Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Slack
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Which accounts are at risk this quarter?
hubspot.dealsstripe.chargesgmail.messages
Answer, per account

Harbor Supply has stopped ordering and has an open invoice. Beacon Labs went quiet after their champion changed roles. Northwind is current and replying.

Sources:HubSpotStripeGmail

Illustrative example. Not real customer data.

Works with the tools you already use40+ connectors · 500+ tools · 150+ skills
  • Shopify
  • QuickBooks
  • Stripe
  • Meta Ads
  • Google Ads
  • Klaviyo
  • Google Analytics 4
  • HubSpot
  • Gmail
  • Slack
  • Google Drive
  • Outlook
  • Mailchimp
  • eBay
  • Etsy
  • TikTok
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • Google Sheets
  • Google Docs
  • Google Calendar
  • Google Search Console
  • OneDrive
  • Dropbox
  • Calendly
  • PostHog
  • Semrush
  • Ahrefs
  • HighLevel
  • Odoo
  • Axonaut
  • Monday.com
  • Constant Contact
  • ActiveCampaign
  • SHOPLINE
  • GunBroker
  • Airtable
  • PostgreSQL
  • SQL Server
  • MySQL
  • AWS S3
  • MongoDB
  • Azure Cosmos DB
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Which account needs attention?

The CRM, the inbox, and the books each keep a different version of the customer. None of them agree.

HubSpot says$84,200Closed-won, this quarter
Stripe says$71,900Collected, this quarter
QuickBooks says$66,400Invoiced, this quarter
Example numbers, one account
Why the customer truth takes all week
  • The CRM says one number. Finance says another.

    Closed-won in the CRM, collected in Stripe, invoiced in QuickBooks. Three tools, three totals for the same account, and an afternoon of exports to explain the gap.

  • Churn shows up at the renewal, not before it.

    A customer rarely announces they are leaving. They stop ordering, slow their replies, and skip meetings first, and none of that lands in a CRM field.

  • The account story is spread across five systems.

    Deal history in the CRM, threads in Gmail, meetings in the calendar, invoices in QuickBooks, promises in Slack. Nobody has time to stitch that together before every call.

  • Deal context walks out with the rep.

    When an account manager leaves, their memory of the account leaves too. The CRM keeps the stage and the close date, not the story of why the customer buys.

  • No single view of what a customer bought.

    Orders in one system, payments in another, invoices in a third. Answering what this customer buys and is worth means an afternoon of spreadsheets.

Supported connectors

Reads the systems where the customer story lives.

Connect the tools where the account story already lives. CorpusIQ reads across them in one question, so an answer can pull the deal stage, the last email, the meeting, and the invoice at once.

Access is read-only. It reads the records you authorize and shows the source behind every figure. It does not update deals, send follow-ups, or change anything inside the connected tools. Those actions stay in the tools themselves.

CRM and pipeline

HubSpot, LeadConnector, Odoo, Axonaut, and Airtable: contacts, deals, stages, notes, activity, and quotations, so the pipeline in the answer is the pipeline in the tool.

Money and orders

Stripe, QuickBooks, Shopify, and SHOPLINE: charges, refunds, invoices, and order history, so you can show what a customer actually bought and paid, not what someone remembered.

Conversations and commitments

Gmail, Google Workspace, Slack, and Calendly: email threads, shared documents, internal threads, and meetings, where most account promises actually live.

Campaigns and product signals

Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Constant Contact, ActiveCampaign, and Postscript for lifecycle email and SMS, plus PostHog and Google Sheets for product usage and the trackers your team keeps by hand.

What sales and customer success actually ask

Real questions, answered from the records where the work actually happens.

Every answer comes back with sources, so the number in the meeting is the number in the system.

  • "Which accounts stopped ordering in the last 60 days?"
  • "What has this customer actually spent with us in total?"
  • "Which renewals are at risk this quarter, and what changed on the account?"
  • "Give me a one-page brief on this account before my 2pm call."
  • "Which open deals have had no email or meeting in the last three weeks?"
  • "Which customers have an overdue invoice and no reply to our last two emails?"
Practical use cases

Four jobs the revenue team stops doing by hand.

Walk into calls prepared, catch quiet accounts early, renew with the real history, and review the pipeline without a spreadsheet.

  1. 1

    Pre-call preparation

    Before a demo, a review, or an escalation call, ask for a brief on the account: deal history, the last email threads, the meetings held, and the billing record, pulled together with sources.

    HubSpot deals
  2. 2

    Churn detection

    Ask which accounts stopped ordering, went quiet in email, or slowed their payments. The warning shows up in the data weeks before the renewal date, not after it.

    Stripe payments
  3. 3

    Renewal conversations

    Walk in knowing what the customer bought, what they use, and what they flagged last quarter, so the renewal starts from their real history instead of memory.

    QuickBooks invoices
  4. 4

    Pipeline review

    Before the forecast call, get the deals that moved, the deals that went quiet, and what the team committed to in writing, cited from the CRM, the mailbox, and Slack.

    Slack threads
Admin view: what AI can readExample
ShopifyRead-only
QuickBooksRead-only
Meta AdsRead-only
GmailOff
IT decides what AI can touch
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This is how IT stays in control. Each tool is set to read-only or off. Read-only: AI can look at the numbers, never change them. Off: AI can't see that tool at all.

Security

CorpusIQ can read your numbers. It can't change them.

What your IT person will ask, answered once.

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  • CorpusIQ does not train models on customer dataHow data is handled is written out on the security page.
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Common questions

What sales and customer leads ask before they connect an account.

Which sales and customer tools does CorpusIQ connect to?

HubSpot, LeadConnector, Odoo, Axonaut, and Airtable for CRM and pipeline records. Stripe, QuickBooks, Shopify, and SHOPLINE for payments, invoices, and orders. Gmail, Google Workspace, Slack, and Calendly for conversations and meetings. Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Constant Contact, ActiveCampaign, and Postscript for lifecycle email and SMS, plus PostHog and Google Sheets for product signals and team trackers. 40+ connectors are live in total.

Can the assistant update deals, log calls, or send email for me?

No. Access is read-only. It reads the records you authorize and answers with the source behind every figure. Creating, editing, logging, and sending stay in the tools themselves, where your team already works.

How is this different from the reports already in my CRM?

CRM reports only see what was logged in the CRM. If a rep never recorded the call, or a customer quietly stopped replying, the report still looks healthy. CorpusIQ reads the mailbox, the calendar, the payments, and the orders alongside the CRM, so the answer reflects what actually happened.

Can it tell me what a customer is actually worth?

Yes. Ask for a total across the billing and order systems you connect: charges and refunds in Stripe, invoices in QuickBooks, orders in Shopify or SHOPLINE. The answer cites each source it added up, so you can check the number against the record.

Does it work with the AI tool my team already uses?

Yes. CorpusIQ works inside ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity through MCP. Connect your tools once and ask from whichever assistant is already open on your desk.

Connect the tools that hold the customer story. Ask your first question.

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