71You just inherited the pipeline number. Nobody handed you a team.
Buying signals are already scattered across your product, site, and CRM. Bryn finds them and takes the next approved action, so you start with a prioritized list of real accounts instead of spending hours piecing activity together.
Try it on your own traffic before you ask anyone else to approve it. Book a demo →
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797280Bryn catches repeat pricing interest and starts the next step.
A good-fit account keeps returning to your pricing page. Bryn catches the pattern, and your sales channel hears about it in Slack with the evidence attached. That same signal can update your CRM or personalize the page the visitor is looking at. By the time you open Slack, the whole moment has been watched, scored, acted on, and logged.
That rule, set once, when a buyer does this, do that, is what Bryn calls a Play. You write it once and approve it once; Bryn runs it every time the pattern shows up again, without asking you to approve the same rule again.
You choose how hands-off each Play is.
Most Plays run in Run mode by default: approved once, then fired end to end on their own. For anything you'd rather see before it goes out, Approve mode holds it for a single click from you first. Either way, one switch can stop everything, instantly. And when someone asks what ran and why, every action is already logged.
Run mode
The default. Approved Plays fire end to end, on the record, without waiting on a click.
Approve mode
Opt-in per Play. Bryn does everything up to the action, then waits for your one-click yes.
Kill switch
One click, and everything stops. The stop itself is recorded.
Priced for a small team's first Plays.
Seven days free on monthly, and nothing is billed during the trial.Watch the five steps run on one company
Give Bryn a website and it writes a Brief: its read on what that company runs, how it scores as a buyer, and the first follow-up worth making. The Brief is one full Bryn run on a real site, every step in order, with the receipt at the end. Eighty-eight seconds, start to finish.
Start free. See it on your own stack.
Your first identified visitor in Slack in about 30 minutes. No contract minimum, no engineer required.