Scurry reads the transcript of the call you just had and drafts the follow-up sequence from it: the objection they raised, the number they mentioned, the person who has to sign it off. Every email lands in your queue as a draft you can rewrite, reschedule or cancel, and sending goes through your own Gmail or Outlook, as you. Connect Pipedrive and a sequence can check the deal before a send.
Davis, good call today. You mentioned your CFO wants a weekly pipeline report you can't pull yet.
You also said the budget is approved, so I'll put the numbers together for a team your size.
AI sales follow-up software. Scurry reads your sales meeting transcripts and drafts multi-touch follow-up email sequences from what was actually said, queued to send from your own Gmail or Outlook.
People who already have the meetings. Established businesses, lean sales teams running back-to-back calls, and consultants and coaches whose bottleneck sits after the call rather than before it.
Re-reading the transcript, pasting it into a chatbot, generic templates, and sending tools that know nothing about what was said on the call.
One written from memory at six in the evening. One written from the transcript after the call, while it is still fresh. The call below is a made-up sample, not a customer's.
Hi Davis,
Great speaking with you today. As discussed, I think our platform could be a great fit for what your team is trying to achieve.
Let me know if you have any questions and I would be happy to jump on another call. Just circling back so this does not slip.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Davis, good call today.
You mentioned your CFO wants a weekly pipeline report you cannot pull yet, and that the team is drowning in the CRM you have. from the call: "CFO wants a weekly report I cannot pull"
That is usually the point where a team outgrows its reporting.
You also said budget is already approved, so if it is useful I will put together the numbers for your size of team. from the call: "Budget is approved"
Both take you the same amount of time to send. Only one of them proves you were listening. Every email sits in your queue, where you can rewrite, reschedule or cancel it.
Three made-up sample calls, with one email from each drafted sequence. Every highlighted phrase traces back to a line in the transcript beside it. These are illustrations of the output, not screenshots of the product or a customer's results.
Priya, circling back on the pilot scope. You said your ops team spends Friday afternoons stitching Pipedrive exports with Stripe data manually — that is the first thing the pilot should take off them.
You also mentioned a pilot in 6 weeks and full rollout by the Q3 board review, so here is a scope that fits that window.
Juniper, quick follow up. You were clear that your agency voice matters and you don't sound like everyone else, and that the tool two of your PMs are piloting writes like every other agency deck.
That is the part worth solving first, before the three-hour reports. Happy to walk through how we would hold your tone.
Sterling, quick one before the LP annual. You said LP annual is October and that you need visible traction across the portfolio by then rather than a scramble in September.
The thread that dies is follow-through between sessions, so that is where I would start — across all seven portfolio companies.
Illustrative example. The sample calls and the people in them are invented for this page; nothing here is a customer, a result or a screenshot of the product.
Your notetaker summarises the call. Your sending tool sends what you give it. Someone still has to write the emails. That is the step Scurry takes: transcript in, a drafted sequence out, into the inbox you already send from. Keep the tool that records your calls.
Not a replacement for your notetaker or your CRM. The step between them.
Independent research measures the follow-up tax that sits between a good conversation and a useful next message.
These are external benchmarks, not Scurry customer results. Read the source, method and caveats in The Follow-Up Study, Finding 01 →
Three layers of control. The AI drafts; you set the rails and can change or stop anything in the queue.
Set your brand voice, required elements and formatting once, and every new sequence starts from the same rules instead of whatever the model felt like that day.
Define conditions like "only send if budget was discussed" or "skip if the deal has moved past this stage." If the conversation does not match, the sequence holds instead of going out.
Every email sits in a queue with its scheduled send time. Rewrite it, move it, or cancel it. Sending goes through your own inbox, under your signature.

A transcript source and your email account. Gmail and Outlook connect by OAuth, so we never touch your password. Pipedrive is optional.

Brand voice, sequence length, AI filters. Set them once and new sequences start from the same rules.

A transcript arrives, a sequence is drafted, and the emails land in your queue with their send times. Rewrite, move or cancel any of them.
Three things to connect: where the transcript comes from, where the email sends from, and your CRM if you use one. A transcript source and Gmail or Outlook are required. Pipedrive is optional.
Native connection. Deal-stage checks before a send, filtering and conditional logic. Optional.
Connect your Fireflies account once and new transcripts come through on their own.
OAuth-based sending from your own inbox. Threads stay intact.
Same as Gmail. Microsoft identities supported.
Not available yet. On the roadmap, with no date promised.
Tools we have not integrated directly can post a transcript to our endpoint. We send you the format and the URL when you connect.
One HTTP call per transcript. We send you the exact URL and payload format when you connect.
transcript in → sequence back
The supporting pieces behind the sequences. Anything still in development is labelled as such.
Connect your tools once and a sequence is drafted for each transcript that arrives. You open the queue when you want to look at one.
Write conditions in plain English. "Only proceed if budget was discussed": checked against the transcript, not guessed.
Pulled from the actual conversation. No "Following up" or "Touching base." Nobody has to guess what the email is about.
Deal stage checks run at send time, not queue time. Pre-send logic keeps sequences aligned with where the deal actually is.
Gmail or Outlook via OAuth. Replies land where you expect and threads stay intact, because the mail leaves your account rather than a relay.
Open any draft in the queue and rewrite it, move its send time, or cancel it outright.
Scurry doesn't sit in on your calls or listen to audio. We take the transcripts your existing tools already produce, including Fireflies, Fathom and Granola, and turn them into follow-up sequences written from what was said.
If your meeting tool produces a text transcript, it can reach Scurry — through a product connection where available, or through the account intake endpoint.
OAuth everywhere. Your data stays yours. If we disappeared tomorrow, your sent history still lives in your inbox.
Sent via your own Gmail or Outlook. We never send from our servers.
Secure OAuth, credentials stay with Google or Microsoft.
AI credits roll over while you are subscribed. No use-it-or-lose-it gotchas.
Both plans, their Acorn allowances and the trial terms are on the pricing page. No quote required.

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