Robotic Salesman

The reason we call Selasdia a robot is because you only need to tell Selasdia what you're selling and who you're selling to. Once you start Selasdia, it does everything from that point on by itself. But before reaching out to someone, Selasdia will seek your approval. Selasdia is intelligent enough to concoct a message for the intended recipient, but it will always seek your approval to send a message to a prospect on your behalf.

So, in a sense, Selasdia is like a human employee. It will act of its own volition once it has been told what your goals are. All that its operator (or you can think of yourself as its boss) has to do is approve or reject its suggestions and reap the benefits. So it feels very human to work with.

Every B2B sales effort consists of two parts: list building and outreach. Now, Selasdia can automate both of them. It can build lists of prospects. And then it can reach out to the right people from that list at the right time. It has the ability to listen to thousands of people and recognize when they have needs you can fulfill or inquiries that you can respond to. It can also discover suitable channels for driving sales to conversion.

So, Selasdia is a bit like a robotic exoskeleton for military use. A robotic exoskeleton aims to amplify the muscular movements of a soldier, allowing him or her to carry more weight and giving him or her super-human strength. Similarly, Selasdia can amplify the efforts of human B2B sales teams, giving them sales super-powers.