Sales4Sales — AI sales automation for sales teams, built by a working account executive.

AI automation for sales teams

I build the automation I wish my team had.

I'm a working enterprise AE. Nine years carrying a number, and for the last two, building AI systems to do the parts of the job that don't need a human. Now I build them for other sales teams.

Vancouver, BC · Working with teams across Western Canada

What I build

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Outbound BeastA full outbound engine, run for you. Finds the accounts, writes the outreach, keeps the follow-up on rails. Your rep approves and takes the meetings.
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Sales AutomationEverything else in the sales process that still lands on a rep who should be selling. Built around how your team actually works, on the tools you already pay for.
Built by a working AE
Not a lab. Not a founder who read a book about sales.
Runs on your stack
Microsoft, Google, whatever you already have.
Nothing sends without approval
A human releases every message. Always.
Live · taking clients

Outbound Beast

An outbound function for teams too small to staff one. It finds the right companies, identifies the decision makers, writes the sequence in your voice, and keeps the follow-up on rails.

  • Contact data and enrichment included, no separate subscription to buy
  • Email, LinkedIn and call queues, every message approval-gated
  • Sends from your own domain, with volume managed to protect it
  • Follow-up that never forgets, because 88% of reps quit before the third touch
From $500per month, done-for-you. Implementation quoted per team.
app / approval queue
Facilities Director · Regional HealthAwaiting approval

Hi Dana, you oversee plant operations across four sites. We handle industrial cleaning for healthcare facilities, working around clinical schedules so nothing gets interrupted.

Email 1 of 4 · subject A/B ready · queued 08:00

VP Operations · Logistics GroupApproved · sending

Follow-up scheduled. Call queued for Thursday with the reason attached.

Touch 3 of 8 · next action auto-scheduled

Sales Automation

Most sales teams don't need another tool. They need the one they have to actually work.

You are already paying for Microsoft or Google, a CRM, and probably three tools nobody opens. The gap is almost never software. It's that nothing connects, and the boring work still lands on a rep who should be selling. What fixes that is bespoke: built around how your team actually sells, not how a product manager imagined they would.

Find the leak

A working session on where your reps actually lose hours. Usually it's research, follow-up discipline, CRM hygiene, or handoffs that die in an inbox.

Build it on your stack

No new platform to buy or get approved. I build inside the tools you already own and your IT team already trusts, shaped to your process rather than the other way around.

Hand it over running

It runs unattended, your team knows how to use it, and it's documented. Ongoing support only if you want it.

A build, start to finish

Customer cadence

Existing customers are where the revenue already is, and they're the easiest to neglect. This one keeps every account in the book on a contact rhythm, and tells the rep why to call before they pick up the phone. It runs unattended, every week, on the Microsoft stack that was already there.

  • Reads sent mail to know who's actually been touched, with no manual logging
  • Researches overdue accounts and writes a real reason to call
  • Drops the calls into the rep's open calendar, reason attached
monday 07:00 · this week
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WatchesReads sent mail daily, stamps every account, surfaces who's gone quiet.
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ResearchesScans the public web on every overdue account for a live reason to reach out.
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BooksDigest in the inbox, calls dropped into free time, each with its reason inside.
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You dialAlready knowing who, and why.

Why me

I'm not selling you something I read about. I carry a quota.

Everything here exists because I needed it on a Tuesday and nothing on the market did the job. I built it, ran it against my own accounts, and fixed what broke before anyone else ever saw it.

Tell me where your reps are losing hours.

A 20-minute call. If I can't help, I'll say so and point you somewhere that can.

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