Technical Pre-Sales

Goss

Overview
Goss, named after Carl Friedrich Gauss, the mathematician who pioneered the analysis of complex systems and error reduction, is a technical pre-sales AI coworker that handles the product questions that typically require engineering support. Like his namesake, Goss excels at navigating intricate technical problems with precision. By analyzing product variations, validating feasibility, and checking compatibility requirements, Goss enables sales teams to move deals forward without escalations.

Navigate Product Complexity

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Industrial products come with hundreds of variations, each with specific compatibility requirements and application constraints. Goss understands these nuances across the entire catalog. When prospects ask about specific configurations or unique requirements, Goss evaluates feasibility instantly. It identifies compatible options, flags potential constraints, and surfaces the critical details that determine whether a solution will work. Sales teams get clear, accurate answers without waiting for engineering to become available. And, as Goss handles these conversations, it captures application knowledge that makes future technical assessments even sharper.

Eliminate Escalation Delays

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Technical questions create bottlenecks. Deals stall while waiting for engineering input. Prospects move on to other priorities. Competitors continue their conversations. Goss removes these friction points by providing technical expertise when it matters most. Teams can address complex questions during live conversations, prepare accurate responses quickly without extended review cycles, and maintain deal momentum instead of scheduling follow-up calls.

Validate Feasibility

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Wrong recommendations create delays, rework, and lost credibility. Goss checks feasibility upfront by analyzing technical documentation, application requirements, and real-world constraints. It catches incompatibilities before they reach the proposal stage and identifies configuration issues that would otherwise surface later. This validation happens during conversations with Goss, not days afterward when an engineer is available, enabling teams to get out initial responses with confidence.

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