Nex AI

Revenue and go-to-market teams juggle many repetitive tasks: finding and qualifying leads, keeping CRM data clean, preparing for meetings, tracking deals that have gone quiet, and reconnecting with lost or cold contacts. These tasks are typically handled manually or by separate point tools, costing time and often requiring dedicated headcount or paid software subscriptions. The page lists dozens of named roles (Outbound SDR, CRM Admin, Pipeline Manager, Win/Loss Analyst, Renewals Manager, etc.) implying that a full RevOps function involves many fragmented, labor-intensive workflows. Each listed agent is paired with an estimated monthly cost it replaces, such as $200 to $500 per month for CRM upkeep, suggesting the current cost of doing these jobs with people or other tools.

Nex AI offers a set of pre-built AI agents, each named for a GTM or RevOps function, that run continuously and collaborate to build and maintain sales pipeline. Described agents include a Revenue Recovery Agent that scans the CRM for deals closed-lost or contacts gone cold for 90+ days, pulls past conversation and deal history, and drafts a reconnection email for human approval; a CRM Admin agent that audits for duplicates, missing fields, and stale records, with changes requiring approval; a Meeting Prep Agent that delivers a role-aware brief before meetings; a Pipeline Manager that detects silence across email, Slack, and calendar on active deals and drafts follow-ups; and an Inbound SDR that scores leads against a company's actual closed-won patterns rather than generic criteria. All agent actions such as sending emails or applying CRM changes require human approval. The company also offers Annex, a browser product that lets Nex agents operate on a user's behalf, available for macOS with Windows and Linux listed as coming soon. Customers can also describe a GTM workflow in one prompt and Nex will build an agent from business context, or book a free session to get a first agent s