Shipping AI Inside Your Product
Building an AI feature into software other people depend on: latency budgets, cost per seat and graceful failure.
Open pageSales research, qualification, developer support and churn signals — built on your product telemetry and your API specification, with a person on every send.
A software company already holds the two things that make AI useful in go-to-market and support: product telemetry that shows what customers actually do, and an API specification that says what the product actually does. We build on those. A churn score becomes a specific observation with a specific suggested action in the CRM. A developer question is answered from the spec, the SDK source and the changelog rather than from a docs page that may be out of date.
On the outbound side, agents research target accounts from public sources and from enrichment providers whose terms permit it, and draft personalised outreach for a representative to approve. Sending stays with a person, opt-outs are honoured, and the unsolicited-email rules that apply in each market — ePrivacy and Spain's LSSI in the EU, among others — are respected by design rather than by exception.
Agents that research target accounts from public filings, news and enrichment sources whose terms permit it, draft personalised outreach for a rep to approve, and book meetings — within the consent and B2B-marketing rules that apply in each market.
SEE SALES AGENTS →Inbound leads scored against firmographics and intent signals, with high-intent enterprise prospects routed to account executives and smaller accounts entering nurture sequences configured and approved by your team.
SEE LEAD QUALIFICATION →Support agents grounded in your API specification, SDK source and changelog, helping diagnose customer code snippets with generated examples validated against the spec before they are returned.
SEE DEVELOPER EXPERIENCE →A classical model scores account risk from depth of use; a language model assembles what changed and when, and lands a specific, drafted action in the CRM for customer success to take.
SEE CHURN AND EXPANSION →These are engineering controls we build into the architecture, not certifications. QQuantum.ai holds no security certifications, and the audits and attestations your sector requires remain yours to run — see our trust centre.
Building an AI feature into software other people depend on: latency budgets, cost per seat and graceful failure.
Open pagePredicting account risk and expansion from product telemetry, and acting on it before renewal.
Open pageDocs, SDK support and integration help that answer from your actual API surface rather than from a stale index.
Open pageIt researches a target account from public filings, news and enrichment providers whose terms permit the use, assembles a short brief on why this account and why now, drafts outreach that a representative reads and approves, and books the meeting once a reply comes in. It does not scrape sources whose terms forbid it, it does not send unsupervised, and it honours opt-outs. Unsolicited email to individuals in the EU is governed by ePrivacy and, in Spain, the LSSI, with a limited B2B exception — the sequence is configured to respect those rules in each market, and your own legal review of the consent basis still applies.
A classical model scores account risk from product telemetry — depth of use rather than login counts — and a language model assembles the narrative: what changed, when, and what to do about it. That lands as a specific action in the CRM rather than a score in a dashboard. Whether it retains revenue is proven with a holdout, which is the only honest way to know.
Yes, and the important detail is what they are grounded in. Answers come from your API specification, SDK source and changelog — artefacts that are correct by construction when generated from the running system — rather than from a docs site that may describe a deprecated parameter. Generated examples are validated against the spec before they are returned, and are a starting point for the developer rather than a guarantee.
Every inbound lead is scored against firmographics, intent signals and behavioural data from your own product. High-intent enterprise prospects are routed to account executives immediately; smaller accounts enter nurture sequences that your team has configured and approved, so no lead sits unworked and nothing is sent that a person has not signed off.
Start with an architecture review of your sales, support or retention workflow — built on the product data you already hold.
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