Industries · B2B SDR & demos

Pipeline without the SDR churn — prospecting that books qualified demos straight onto your AEs’ calendars.

B2B posture · TCPA-aware
The campaign

What this floor is up against.

  • Cost per booked meeting climbs every quarter — SDR seats, ramp time, and turnover do the climbing.
  • Connect rates keep falling, so reps spend the day dialing for a handful of real conversations.
  • Cadence discipline decays by touch three — the CRM is full of “attempted, no answer, moved on.”
  • Demo no-shows quietly erase the week’s pipeline math.
The division of labor

What the AI does. What your people do.

AI agents

  • Work your prospect lists through your dialer — identified, courteous, on a recorded line where notice is required.
  • Qualify the basics exactly as written: fit, size, current stack, timeline.
  • Book demos against your AEs’ real calendars, confirmations and reminders included.
  • Log every touch, outcome, and recording to the CRM — the pipeline report stays honest.

Your team

  • AEs run the demos and close — they only ever see interested, qualified prospects.
  • Sales leadership sets the ICP, the script, and the cadence rules; the floor executes them as written.
On the line

What a call looks like.

Live · B2B SDR — Outbound
Revolv agent
Hi Priya, this is Quinn with Atlas Ops on a recorded line — we help RevOps teams cut manual reporting. Worth twenty minutes with our team?
00:04
Caller
We’re actually evaluating tools next quarter.
00:12
Revolv agent
Perfect timing, then. I can hold Thursday at 2 with one of our AEs — does that work?
00:15
✓ Identified✓ Qualified: timeline✓ Demo booked

Illustrative call flow — scripts, voices, and guardrails are configured per campaign with your team.

The handoff, by design
Greet & disclose Identity and recording notice, on every call
Qualify On-script questions, exactly as written
Consent & disclosures Captured and provable on the recording
Warm transfer Context handed forward, caller never repeats
Your team closes Regulated acts stay with licensed humans
Compliance

The rules, built into the rails.

Revolv enables compliant campaigns — disclosures that can’t be skipped, consent that’s provable, every call QA-scored. Your counsel sets policy; the platform enforces it.

B2B calling posture

B2B calls sit outside the FTC’s DNC registry, but TCPA still reaches cell phones — so the posture stays consent-aware, identified, and opt-out-instant rather than “it’s B2B, anything goes.”

Identity, always

The agent says who it is and why it’s calling — no pretexting, no fake “quick question about your account.”

CRM truth

Write-backs are the record: real dispositions, real recordings, no invented activity.

Platform-wide compliance posture →
Your stack

Works with your B2B SDR & demos stack.

SalesforceHubSpotOutreachApolloCalendly all integrations →
Questions

Asked by every floor we talk to.

Will prospects hang up on an AI?

Some will — same as they hang up on SDRs. The difference is economics: the AI works the whole list politely and tirelessly, and your AEs only ever spend time on the interested. Disclosure posture is configurable with your counsel; we default to honest.

Can it run our cadence?

Yes — attempts, spacing, time windows, and voicemail behavior are configured per campaign, and the discipline never decays on touch five.

Does it sync our calendars?

Demos book against real AE availability — Calendly-class tools or CRM-native calendars — with confirmations and reminders to protect show rates.

See it on a B2B SDR & demos campaign.

A 20-minute walkthrough mapped to your dialer, your lists, and your compliance posture.