Coevera is an AI-native CRM and sales process platform for B2B sales organizations of 15 to 2,500 quota-carrying sellers — companies with a defined sales process, managers accountable for pipeline, and deals won through consultation rather than transaction. Formerly Pipeliner CRM, building sales software since 2011.
Results that speak for themselves: 4 weeks to implement. 0 full-time admins required. 2 hours to onboard a user. Dramatically reduced total cost of ownership.
Sales leaders get a forecast they can defend. Sales ops configure it themselves. Reps get a pipeline where the next step is obvious.
• Voyager AI: predictive deal and pipeline guidance, plus native MCP
• Visual pipelines with buying centers and relationship maps
• Guided selling: your stages and criteria, enforced in the flow of work
• Automatizer: no-code workflow automation your team builds
• Built-in reporting and forecasting, with BI export
Three editions: $85, $115 and $150 per user/month. Industry-agnostic.
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