Frontline AI
Agentic CRM with personal agents, customer memory, and end-to-end workflows
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What this product helps you do
Frontline is an agentic CRM and automation workspace. Teams can describe their business to create custom CRM objects and relationships, sync customer activity from channels such as email and WhatsApp, use the Max personal agent, and build agents and workflows that act across connected applications. The current Workspace offering includes a free CRM tier, paid annual plans, and custom enterprise terms; separate Max, Meetings, and Email Assistant plans are also listed.
Problems it solves
- Customer context is fragmented across CRM records, email, messaging, calls, and meetings
- Fixed CRM schemas do not match specialized business processes
- Repetitive sales, support, onboarding, and operations work spans many tools
- Team members need assistance that can use current customer and opportunity context
Frontline combines a flexible CRM with customer memory, personal AI assistance, agents, and end-to-end workflows. Teams can model their own records and relationships, sync conversations, and let configured agents read or update connected systems.
The Workspace product is freemium, with paid annual and custom enterprise tiers. Capacity for CRM records, AI credits, agents, workflows, runs, and sequences varies by plan.
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Frontline AI
Agentic CRM with personal agents, customer memory, and end-to-end workflows
Frontline combines a flexible CRM with customer memory, personal AI assistance, agents, and end-to-end workflows. Teams can model their own records and relationships, sync conversations, and let configured agents read or update connected systems.
The Workspace product is freemium, with paid annual and custom enterprise tiers. Capacity for CRM records, AI credits, agents, workflows, runs, and sequences varies by plan.
What this product helps you do
Frontline is an agentic CRM and automation workspace. Teams can describe their business to create custom CRM objects and relationships, sync customer activity from channels such as email and WhatsApp, use the Max personal agent, and build agents and workflows that act across connected applications. The current Workspace offering includes a free CRM tier, paid annual plans, and custom enterprise terms; separate Max, Meetings, and Email Assistant plans are also listed.
Problems it solves
- Customer context is fragmented across CRM records, email, messaging, calls, and meetings
- Fixed CRM schemas do not match specialized business processes
- Repetitive sales, support, onboarding, and operations work spans many tools
- Team members need assistance that can use current customer and opportunity context
Information
You are leaving botconomy for the provider’s website. Link verified 9/22/2026.
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Sierra provides customer-facing AI agents for voice, chat, email, WhatsApp, and messaging workflows, with tools for building, integrating, simulating, observing, and improving agent behavior.
Expertise AI (formerly Chatsimple)
Expertise AI is the current product behind Chatsimple, providing chat, voice, phone, sales, support, CRM, and custom workflow agents for business teams.
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