OppBox is the inbox for people who carry a number. Nothing to look up. Stage, value, last call, next meeting · on the email the second it lands.
№ — reps in the ledger · entry is one Google click
Pilot numbers look strong · the ops team signed off this morning. Can you send the commercial proposal across before Thursday's steering call?
Pilot numbers look strong · the ops team signed off this morning. Can you send the commercial proposal across before Thursday's steering call?
Brilliant news. Proposal attached · I've held the pilot pricing for the first year as discussed…
Looping in procurement as promised. Ana will run the MSA review · redlines attached. Legal aims to turn this around within two weeks.
Great speaking last week · sharing the rollout plan and pricing we walked through. Keen to hear the team's read.
Last activity: demo follow-up sent. One contact on thread · consider widening.
Budget cleared finance review yesterday. One question on rollout timing · could onboarding start in the first week of July instead of June?
Two open items from our security team on the questionnaire · data residency and sub-processors. Answers this week would keep us on schedule.
Reps don't have an email problem. They have a context problem · and it costs deals, not minutes.
Every thread arrives naked. Which opp is this? What stage? What did we last promise? You rebuild the picture by hand, in Salesforce, twenty times a day.
Nobody replies to tell you they've gone cold. Silence hides in a busy inbox until the quarter ends. The deals you lose are the ones you stopped seeing.
Salesforce knows the stage and the amount. It doesn't know the buyer stopped opening your emails two weeks ago, or what was promised on Tuesday's call. The truth lives in the inbox and the meeting room.
One pipeline of truth: sources → deal graph → signals → views. No setup project, no admin, no consultants.
Sign in, connect Gmail and Salesforce with two OAuth consents · about a minute. Add Google Calendar, Gong and Granola when you want meetings and call notes in the mix. OppBox writes to your CRM only when you explicitly ask.
OppBox matches every email, meeting and call to its opportunity and builds a live deal graph · every written and spoken word about a deal, unified in one place.
Twenty-plus signals compute continuously · silence, stakeholder coverage, stage risk, read receipts, AI-extracted content cues · and render as views: Ghosted, Stage, Today. You act, in the inbox.
OppBox computes atomic, explainable signals per deal · engagement, stakeholders, stage motion · refreshed continuously from email and CRM. No black-box scores; every signal shows its working.
computed continuously · rendered as views · acted on in the inbox
Open OppBox and the pipeline is already on the mail. Each thread carries its account, value and stage · no tagging, no lookups. Email bound to money goes ink; everything else stays out of your way.
Your inbox is chronological and dumb · a stack of messages in the order they happened to arrive. Your real job is the pipeline. Views turn that on its head, organising your mail by opportunity through saved questions asked over twenty-plus live signals. No folders, no labels, no inbox-zero busywork.
Open any deal and the whole story is already in one place · every email thread, every meeting, the call intelligence, and the Granola notes filed automatically against the right opportunity. One timeline of everything written and everything said. The CRM fields you live in are right there too.
One keystroke and Claude reads the whole deal · threads, signals, meetings, CRM history · and hands you the state of play. Ask for a draft and you get one to edit, not an email that sent itself.
OppBox isn't a dashboard you check · it's the inbox you work from. Compose, reply, schedule sends, reuse snippets, fly through triage on the keyboard. Gmail today, Outlook soon, full fidelity either way.
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Jonas · confirming the July start in writing as promised. Attached is the two-week onboarding plan we walked through.
One ask: could you introduce us to whoever runs procurement on your side this week? It keeps the July date safe.
Emails, meetings, calls and CRM changes interleave on a single deal timeline · the whole story, written and spoken, in order.
Every contact card carries title, seniority and role context, enriched automatically · so you know who you're really talking to.
Dense, keyboard-first, instant. The Ledger design language puts more pipeline on one screen than any kanban board.
OppBox ships a hosted MCP server. Connect Claude, or any MCP client, and your agent can read deals, signals, threads and meetings · and prepare drafts for your review. Writes are guarded: nothing fires without you.
OppBox reads the most sensitive data a revenue team has. The architecture starts from that fact.
Row-level security is forced on every tenant table · isolation that holds even if application code gets it wrong.
OAuth tokens are encrypted per row and cryptographically bound to your workspace · a ciphertext moved between tenants refuses to decrypt.
OppBox stores signals, your actions and lightweight indices · not your email. Message bodies are queried live and never persisted.
AI runs only when you ask, drafts are yours to review, and your data is never used to train models.
A Free plan that's genuinely useful, Core at $30 per user per month, and Enterprise on the way. Every sign-up starts with 14 days of Core · no card.
Gmail + Salesforce, every view and every signal, with a monthly allowance of AI briefs and drafts.
AI you won’t have to ration, scheduled send, call intelligence, MCP access for your agents, full history.
SSO/SAML, role controls, audit log export, security review and a real procurement process.
Connect Gmail and Salesforce, and watch your pipeline introduce itself.
№ — reps in the ledger · entry is one Google click