Reply to Elodie
She is waiting for the proposal promised yesterday.
Every interaction enriches the relationship. Kasar brings that context together, detects what matters now and gives your team the next action, the right moment and the reason behind it.
Everything your team learns
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Context Engine

What deserves your attention
She is waiting for the proposal promised yesterday.
Kasar creates, updates and closes them as conversations move. One button to call or send the message, without leaving the task.
The contact, the channel and the number are already in the task. One button opens the call or the message, ready to go, without reopening three screens to work out what it was about.
An account nobody has touched for too long comes back up on its own, while the relationship is still worth something.
Kasar joins your Meet, Teams and Zoom calls, or connects to Granola and Fathom if you already use them. Notes, decisions and next steps file themselves on the record.
The whole exchange is on the record before you say a word. Nothing to piece back together, nothing to ask twice.
The bot joins, records, transcribes and says who spoke. Decisions, key points and next steps file themselves on the record.
Emails, messages, calls and meetings file themselves in the same place, in the order they happened.
Who spoke to whom, when, and on which channel. Nobody rediscovers an account because the colleague who followed it is on leave.
One sequence chains email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp, from your own mailboxes and accounts. When the prospect replies, the sequence stops and the conversation is already on their record, next to the deal.
An email, a LinkedIn invitation, a WhatsApp message: each step goes out on the right channel, at the right time.
As soon as the prospect replies or books a slot, the sequence stops on its own.
Kasar warms up your outreach addresses and spreads sends across them.
What changes from one send to the next: the recipient, and the lines pulled from their record. The account itself never moves, and that is where the reply lands.
In Kasar with Leo, or from Claude and ChatGPT: the same question, the same answer, the same permissions.
Three opportunities are stalled. Back Market is the most urgent, with €48,000 in negotiation for 23 days.
Kasar takes the shape of your business and connects to the tools that run it. What happens elsewhere comes into the CRM, and what gets decided in the CRM goes back out.
Projects, contracts, products, orders: your objects, your fields, your relationships. Describe them to Leo and it builds them, formulas and rollups included.
Airtable, Notion, Google Sheets, PostgreSQL, Supabase: the record reads the data at the source, with no import and no copy.
Anything without a connector goes through inbound and outbound webhooks, the API or the MCP server.
A contract is signed
stock goes down in your inventory tool.
A visitor fills in your website form
their record is created and the follow up sequence starts.
A Meta ad brings in a lead
it lands in Kasar with its campaign, ready for a call back.
Everything above, plus the hosting, the permissions, the migration of what you already run, and the people who carry the rollout alongside yours. Scope and price are written with you.

Thirty minutes to scope it: hosting, permissions, migration. You leave with a written scope, not a demo.
2027 renewal
JuridiaSales lead is a role you created: Adèle follows the pipeline values without seeing the margin. Élodie sees who owns the account and how strong the relationship is. The email content leaves nobody’s inbox.
The same 2027 renewal opportunity at Doctrine, seen by three people. Field by field:
In total, Marceau, the account owner, sees six fields out of six. Adèle, the sales lead, sees four out of six. Élodie, a sales rep, sees three out of six.