Fast answers for every rep. Approved by your PMM.

Reps @mention Marnie in Slack and get battle cards, product answers, customer stories and objection responses in seconds. Every answer comes from content your PMM approved, with the sources attached.

Your reps aren’t waiting for the next training session.

When a prospect asks something hard, reps need an answer now. So they do one of three things:

Ask a general AI tool.

Fast, but nobody approved the answer, and nobody can see it.

Ask a general AI tool.

Fast, but nobody approved the answer, and nobody can see it.

DM the PMM.

Accurate, but slow, and it doesn’t scale past a handful of reps.

DM the PMM.

Accurate, but slow, and it doesn’t scale past a handful of reps.

Guess.

The most common option, and the most expensive.

Guess.

The most common option, and the most expensive.

Your content platform holds the right material. It just isn’t where the question gets asked.

One name to remember. Four kinds of help.

Product questions

“Does our HubSpot sync go both ways?”

A direct answer with cited sources and a confidence line

Objection handling

“They say Lighthouse is 30% cheaper.”

What to say, a proof point, and a follow-up question

Customer stories

“Need a SaaS customer who moved off Beacon.”

The best match, with the case study to send

Battle cards

“Battle card for Acme, we’re up against Beacon.”

A card built for that deal, with every claim checked

No commands to learn. Reps type @Marnie and ask, the way they’d ask a colleague.

Adoption you don’t have to chase.

No rollout.

Marnie lives in the Slack channels reps already use. There’s no new tool to launch, no login, and no training session to schedule.

No rollout.

Marnie lives in the Slack channels reps already use. There’s no new tool to launch, no login, and no training session to schedule.

Faster ramp.

New reps get approved answers on day one instead of learning by trial and error on live calls.

Faster ramp.

New reps get approved answers on day one instead of learning by trial and error on live calls.

Visibility into the field.

See what reps ask, which reps use Marnie, and where answers are missing or weak. Bring that to your PMM as a gap list, not a hunch.

Visibility into the field.

See what reps ask, which reps use Marnie, and where answers are missing or weak. Bring that to your PMM as a gap list, not a hunch.

Consistent messaging.

Every rep hears the same positioning, because every answer comes from the same approved sources.

Consistent messaging.

Every rep hears the same positioning, because every answer comes from the same approved sources.

Your PMM keeps the answers right. You keep reps using them.

PMM (or marketing)

The approved sources, competitor profiles, customer stories and what’s allowed externally

Sales enablement

Rollout to reps, adoption, and measuring impact on ramp and deals

Reps

Asking. That’s it.

Marnie

Checking every answer against approved sources before a rep sees it

No enablement team required to maintain content. No PMM required to chase adoption.

Keep your content platform. Add the answers between the content.

Your enablement platform is where reps go to find decks, one-pagers and training. Marnie handles what happens in between: the quick question in a deal channel, the objection that comes up mid-call, the reference a prospect asks for tomorrow. Many teams use both.

Answers your PMM would sign off on.

Approved sources only.

Marnie answers from content your PMM has approved, and shows where each answer came from.

Approved sources only.

Marnie answers from content your PMM has approved, and shows where each answer came from.

Internal stays internal.

Every source is marked as internal-only or approved for customers, so reps know what they can say out loud.

Internal stays internal.

Every source is marked as internal-only or approved for customers, so reps know what they can say out loud.

Safe in shared channels.

Replies go only to the rep who asked. Customer stories never appear in channels shared with people outside your company.

Safe in shared channels.

Replies go only to the rep who asked. Customer stories never appear in channels shared with people outside your company.

Honest when unsure.

If Marnie doesn’t have a solid answer, it says so and flags the gap, instead of filling it.

Honest when unsure.

If Marnie doesn’t have a solid answer, it says so and flags the gap, instead of filling it.

Bring your PMM. Start this week.

Marnie is quick to add to Slack. Your PMM connects the sources, and your reps start asking.