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— SALES EDC · IN THE FIELD

Your truck is your office. Sales EDC runs on it.

Ask your territory a question by voice or text. Get an answer grounded in your own records, with the sources shown — not a tidy summary, your actual history.

Founding cohort open · relationship-driven outside sales reps · not for volume or inside sales

— GROUNDED, NOT GUESSED

Ask about any account. Get an answer with receipts.

Ask about an account and you get what was actually said on your last call, which bid they're chasing this week, and who else you already know there — not a tidy summary, your actual history.

It answers from your private vault and shows you the source records it pulled, each with a similarity score, so you can check its work. Tell it to follow up, log a note, or flag an account, and that doesn't quietly vanish either — it tracks the ask through to done, and tells you if it can't finish it.

REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLE · FICTIONAL SAMPLE TERRITORY

YOU ASKED

"What should I know before I call Riverbend Builders this week?"

SALES EDC ANSWERED

Dana Whitfield is your contact there. Your last note flags a paving schedule slipping. There's a fresh state DOT signal on Route 12 that fits her work, so lead with it.

SOURCES USED · FROM YOUR VAULT

  • Note · Dana Whitfield · call recap0.91
  • Contact · Riverbend Builders account0.86
  • Signal · State DOT Route 12 pavement0.79

— ARCHITECTURE

Three layers. One interface.

Built in layers because a tool should outlive the company that made it.

01 · VAULT

Yours. Portable.

The raw data is yours — your accounts, your calls, your history. The vault keeps it organized and portable, so it travels with you between jobs instead of dying in an employer's CRM.

02 · BRAIN

Rented, not owned.

Top-tier language models do the synthesis. We rent the compute from a frontier lab. You rent Sales EDC. Nobody is locked in.

03 · BOLT

Speaks rep for you.

Plugging data into a new tool is the easy part. The hard part is shaping your information into what that tool actually needs. Sales EDC does that translation on your behalf — SMS, voice, and calendar, the channels you already use.

— PRICING

Two tiers. Honest pricing.

Founding-cohort rate today, locked for life. No A/B tests, no flash sales — the rate you start on is the rate you keep.

VAULT · AVAILABLE NOW

$19.81 / month

Your private vault, kept organized and portable. Ask your territory a question by voice or text and get an answer from your own records, with the sources shown. First 30 days free. Cancel by text. No annual contract, no procurement form.

JOIN THE FOUNDING COHORT

PRO · COMING SOON

$169 / month

Everything in Vault, plus the full loop: pre-call briefs, post-meeting debriefs, an overnight vault sweep, goal-aware coaching, and calendar integration. Not yet purchasable — founding-cohort reps on Vault get first access when it opens.

COMING SOON

— WHAT'S YOURS IS YOURS

Your relationships travel with you.

The accounts you actually built a relationship with travel with you when you move — your history, your notes, what you learned. Company contacts you never really worked stay with the company. In your next role, Sales EDC keeps the relationships you earned top of mind while you learn the new territory.

This is structural, not policy. Sales EDC keeps a record of your own working day — your calls, your meetings, your notes — and never touches your employer's systems.

— THE PLEDGE

We earn access. We don't take it.

PROTOCOL 01

Sales EDC never asks for your employer's credentials, never asks to install on a company laptop, never needs API keys to your company CRM or email. You forward, you BCC, you paste, you tap — it turns that into something useful.

PROTOCOL 02 · THE FRICTION PLEDGE

Every input it asks for has to earn its keep within a day. That's tracked per rep, every week — friction asked against value returned. If the ratio breaks, the feature gets fixed or killed.

PROTOCOL 03

Tell it to remind you, log something, or flag an account, and that ask doesn't sit quietly in a transcript. It's tracked until it's actually done — and if a step can't finish, you hear about it.

— FOR THE ROAD

You already know the road. This rides along.

Outside reps live on the road. Built for a small book — thirty or so accounts you know by name, deals that are complex and long. Not built for volume plays or inside sales. No streaks, no leaderboards, no badges. You need to close a deal and get home.

See the full experience at sales-edc.com →

Own the book before the CRM. Carry it in your truck.