Contact Saleswoman
Everything is handled by email and a person answers. There is no contact form on this site and no ticket queue to disappear into.
One address, four kinds of message
Put one of these at the front of the subject line and it reaches the right person faster. Each link fills the subject in for you.
Which plan fits, what the caps mean, whether it connects to something you already run.
The control list, a DPA, the subprocessor list, or your own questionnaire filled in.
SSO and roles, approval policies enforced by role, invoicing, regional hosting, caps set per domain.
A draft that scored oddly, a sync that misbehaved, a page on this site that is broken.
What is deliberately not on this page
A phone number and a postal address, and it is worth explaining why rather than leaving a gap where a reader expects one.
No number, no address
We are not going to print one that is not real. A staffed line and a registered address will appear here when there are a staffed line and a registered address to publish, and a number nobody answers is worse than no number at all.
The same rule runs through the whole site. Nothing here quotes a customer, counts a user or names a company we are not.
The address in your emails is yours
Saleswoman requires a postal address block in every draft because commercial email requires one. That address is your organisation's, not ours, and the compliance check fails a draft that is missing it.
How that check works is on the email compliance software page.
Most questions are answered faster on the ai sales assistant FAQ, and the quickest way to find out whether this suits you is to run the demo on a prospect.
Or skip the email and try it.
The demo takes about a minute, needs no account and no card, and it answers the question most people write in to ask.
Your data stays yours. Prospect data is never used to train a model. Nothing is charged today.