If I had this for some of my accounts in the past, I would not have missed an opportunity with one of the larger accounts I was working on.
Rich Sunga
VP of Sales
Kandir is an agentic account intelligence platform that helps enterprise sales, customer success and account management teams grow revenue faster.
A re-org, a budget shift, an exec departure — each one changes what you should be doing on that account. But chasing signals eats hours nobody has, and turning one into a play is guesswork. So the account goes quiet, and the growth goes to someone else.
Kandir maps the buying committee before your first call — who holds the budget, who's on your side, who's quietly working against you, and the people you should be talking to but never have. Then it watches them, so a promotion or a public comment reaches you the week it happens.
Kandir already holds what you sell, who you sell it to, and how your team sells — so it gets to work immediately. No prep, no setup session, no explaining your product for the tenth time.
One specialized agent per product line, per signal type — 50 to 60 of them on a single enterprise account. In under five minutes you have the account plan, the org chart, and the signals that are already in play.
The AE, the CSM, the support lead, and the revenue leader each see what to do next from where they sit. And it keeps running — when the account moves, the strategy moves with it.
Most AI sales tools assume one rep, selling one product, to one buyer. Real enterprise accounts are multi-product, multi-stakeholder, and worked by a whole revenue team. Kandir is built for those.
A single general-purpose assistant can't hold a four-product relationship in its head. Kandir deploys a specialized agent for every product line you sell crossed with every signal type that matters — budget, goals, KPIs, new opportunities, pain points, and the custom ones you define. Fifty to sixty of them on one enterprise account.
Every account arrives with the org already mapped: who you know, who you don't, and who sits above your active contacts holding the budget. The relationships you need in order to grow the account — not just the handful of names someone happened to log in the CRM.
Kandir watches your whole account base continuously — leadership changes, budget shifts, competitive moves, funding, hiring, filings, usage — and tells you what changed this week and why it matters. You don't run a search. The signal finds you, scored against the accounts and products it actually affects.
Kandir permanently holds your product line, your ICP, your competitive positioning, and how your team sells — and applies it to every account, automatically. That's what lets a signal be scored against the specific thing you'd sell into it, instead of landing as another headline nobody acts on.
Account growth isn't a solo sport, but most tools are built as if it were. The AE, the account manager, the CSM, and the revenue leader each get strategy shaped for their role on that account — what to sell, to whom, when, and how — off one shared, always-current picture instead of four different versions of the truth.
Anyone responsible for growing an account. Account executives working expansion, account managers and CSMs who own the relationship, support leads who see problems first, and the revenue leaders above them. Each role gets strategy shaped for where they sit, off one shared picture of the account.
That's what it's built for. Kandir deploys a specialized agent for each product line you sell, crossed with each signal type that matters — 50 to 60 agents on a single enterprise account. Most AI sales tools assume one rep selling one product to one buyer, which is why they thin out on real enterprise relationships.
People moves like re-orgs, promotions, exec departures and hiring spikes; budget signals like funding, rebudgeting, renewals and usage changes; and corporate strategy like acquisitions, earnings calls, new markets, filings and competitive moves. You can also define your own — if there's something your team always wants to know about, Kandir will watch for it.
A general-purpose assistant only works when you're in it, and it doesn't know your products, your accounts, or your stakeholders. Kandir holds all of that permanently and keeps running when you're not asking — so the change on your account reaches you instead of waiting for you to think to look.
Under five minutes from naming the account. You get the plan, the org chart, and the signals already in play — no formatting, no editing, no assembling it from four tabs.
Once a plan exists, Kandir keeps monitoring the account — leadership moves, budget shifts, competitive activity, filings — and updates the plan automatically. It reflects the account as it is today, not what someone remembered last quarter.
Name one account and see what Kandir already knows about it — the org, the signals in play, and what your team should do next. Under five minutes.