These figures come from independent research into commercial work. They explain why Raydo starts where it starts.
contacts are needed on average before a new customer will sit down with you. Most companies stop after the first one.
RAIN Group and Velocifyof the working week goes on email. Almost twenty percent goes on searching for information or for the right colleague.
McKinsey Global Instituteof the week, a salesperson is busy updating the system. Selling itself gets 29 percent.
Salesforce State of SalesWe start with the work around customers and meetings. That is where the week gets stuck, and where you see the difference fastest. This is ready for you today.
Raydo sets out what is going on today: your external meetings, what is waiting on a reply, and which deals have gone quiet.
See it before your meeting Meeting briefingRaydo asks which meetings you want prepared and delivers the briefing well in time, with sources on every line.
See it on request Customer pictureAsk for it and Raydo finds it out, from your own systems to the Chamber of Commerce register, and says what it could not find.
See it after your meeting CRM updateYou record what was discussed while you are on the road. Raydo asks about anything that stayed unclear and then updates your systems.
See it with every new customer Company checkEvery new company in your system is checked automatically against the official registers, with the evidence alongside.
See it whenever you want to know something Looking things upAsk your question in your own channel. Raydo looks it up in your systems and public sources, and answers with sources.
See itAt eight o'clock a short message is ready for you. Not a list of everything, but at most five things that matter today. Underneath it you see what has been left. That quote, for instance, that nothing has come back on for nine days.
You know what is going on before you open your email.
Raydo sees your external meetings sitting in your calendar. In the day start it asks which ones you want prepared. Say yes, and the briefing is there well before you leave. You read who you are speaking to, what is open and what has changed since last time.
You never walk into a conversation cold again.
Ask for it and Raydo looks the company up for you. First it looks at what you already know yourselves. Then at the official registers and the open web. You get one document back. What Raydo did not find is in there too.
You know the company before you call.
Raydo prepares, looks things up and updates. Everything stays inside your own company until you press send. That is not a button you can switch on. It is how Raydo is built.
Record what was discussed while you are on the road. Raydo writes it out and asks about what it is not sure of. Only then does it update your systems. A photo of your notes is welcome too.
The admin is done before you are home.
Every new company in your system is checked. Does the company really exist? Is the VAT number right? Is it on a sanctions list? Is there a bankruptcy or a court case running? You get the answer with the evidence alongside.
You know who you are doing business with before you start.
Ask your question in your own channel. Raydo first looks at what you already know yourselves. If that is not enough, it goes and looks into it. Looking things up only reads and never changes anything.
What you know is no longer stuck in someone's head.
We keep adding work, based on what we get back from practice. Beta partners are at the table for that choice. They tell us which work hurts most in their week, and that weighs in what we build next.
Yes. You switch on what you want, the rest stays off. Every task has its own stop button. What you switch off does not come back on by itself.
The first version works with HubSpot and Teamleader. For your email, calendar and files it works with Google Workspace or Microsoft 365. Using something else? Let us know. Beta partners have a say in what we build next. Which connection arrives and when, we do not promise up front.
Then Raydo simply says so. With every answer it says where it looked and what it did and did not find there. Finding nothing is an answer too.
Yes. That is exactly what we want to hear during the beta. What is above is not the end point.
No. Raydo sends nothing to anyone outside your own company. Drafts sit ready in your email. You send them yourself.
We are taking on a small number of companies as beta partners. We run alongside you for four to six weeks on your own data, and it costs you nothing. Together we measure where things stand up front, so at the end you can see what changed.