Sellers spend most of the week on work that isn’t selling — research, admin, chasing approvals. MAIZ works overnight, so your team can spend their days doing what they do best: building relationships that last.
These aren't our numbers. They're the industry's — published, dated, and named, so you can look them up yourself.
of a seller's time goes to work that isn't selling — pulling decks, typing notes, chasing approvals.
a week spent searching, before screening and admin take another 3.6 hrs.
more likely to have grown revenue — firms running AI at any stage of the cycle.
Where the market is now — 30% of firms have moved to agentic AI, up from a year when 52% were still only experimenting with generative. Bullhorn · GRID 2026
Every engine exists to hand back an hour, so it can go into the relationships that outlast any one deal. Each one owns a single question, and answers it with evidence or not at all.
You don't run all eight every time. Each pathway is a preset route through the system, built for a different starting point.
Ask for one of the four in plain language. The dispatcher picks the route, runs only the engines it needs, and shows its work — every step, every source, every check, in the open. You can read exactly what it did before you trust what it found.
Not a list of names. Two notes per account — the company and the person — where every line has its evidence attached and every claim carries a status. This is a sample, not a live account.
Reyna,
Four senior Azure roles have been open past sixty days while the supply-chain migration is live. That gap is a lot of pressure to hold on your side.
I saw you posted about scaling engineering for Q3. If the migration timeline is driving that, it may be worth a short conversation — I work with senior Azure people who move quickly.
Worth twenty minutes?
Confidence is cheap. These three rules are what make the output worth acting on.
Engine 03 is a separate agent whose only job is to disprove the findings. It sees the sources, not the story. Signals that don't survive don't move.
No engine may invent a fact, a date, a title, or a source. When something's unavailable it gets written around or sent back upstream — never smoothed over with confident language.
Nothing is emailed, messaged, or dispatched without a separate, explicit instruction from you. The system produces the work. You decide what leaves the building.
Not a customer list. These are people who've spent whole careers in this work — the ones who'd spot a shortcut immediately. They ran the engines against something real. This is what came back. Names withheld by request; the titles and firms are theirs.
From a data perspective, these are incredibly smart agents. They know when to go, when to stop, and how to check each other. They know how to validate themselves — and most importantly, we know the routes and the answer, because it's well laid out. I'm very impressed, and very excited to see this grow.
We all know this — but we're here to do the work. These engines work together to do the work, so we can get out in the field even more.
I cannot believe it does all this from just one prompt. All this information at my fingertips — amazing.
Wow — I'm impressed. This really works. Great work.
That isn't a marketing claim — it's an architectural one. Every engine was built agentic from the first line: it holds a question, not a script. The agent decides how to answer that question inside whatever market it's pointed at. Nothing is rewritten to enter a new industry.
Engine 02 always asks the same thing: what changed here that uncovered work? Nobody hard-coded what that looks like. The agent works out what that means in a warehouse versus a leasing office, and goes looking.
A vertical is a vocabulary — the events that mean pressure in that world. Hand the system a new vocabulary and the chain runs unchanged. No new pipeline, no rebuild, no engineer.
Engine 03 doesn't know your industry and doesn't need to. It checks whether a source is real, independent and current. That test is identical everywhere — which is why trust travels with the system.
Machines are good at research. People build the relationships that last. Twenty minutes — bring an account you’re already working, and we’ll run it live.
Book 20 minutes →We’ll run a pathway on it live, on the call. Twenty minutes, no deck — just what the engines return, and how much of the week it hands back to your clients.
You’ll hear back with a couple of times. Bring the account.