AI sales agents built for your industry
Six industries, six different places the deal stalls. Same platform underneath — your roles, your SOP, and your judgement calls, built around the playbook you already run.
Where deals stall, by industry
Start with the one that sounds like your floor. If it does, open it for the full playbook.
Education
Night and weekend enquiries need answers, then a trial booked; the break usually happens at “tomorrow”.
Online courses
First the questions repeat; then the high-ticket hesitation starts. The break is nobody pushing the next step.
Insurance
Renewals and upsells stretch across months; reminders, follow-up and compliance all hit at once.
Aesthetics
They see a result at midnight and ask about downtime; the break is answering without booking the consult.
Home renovation
After the site visit comes the long comparison; fifth-touch customers get dropped after the second.
Local services
The busiest hour fills the DMs; the front desk is with someone, and the customer asks next door.
Or find it by problem
A few of these cut across every industry. They get their own pages.
Speed to lead
An enquiry at night or at the weekend is cold by morning. Whenever they show up, someone answers.
Playbook into a team
How the method that already works becomes the standard every conversation runs.
New industry, not new words
The engine is shared; the business logic is yours. Here is exactly what changes at each of the four stages.
Codify the playbook
What changes is the SOP itself — the opening, how intent is graded, how objections are met, when to push.
Scale the execution
What changes is the split of roles: booking, follow-up and Q&A draw their lines differently everywhere.
Compound the learning
What changes is the review criteria: what “good” means, set with this industry’s failure cases.
Humans where they matter
What changes is the takeover line — you decide which deals go back, and when.
Custom is not built from scratch: your method, your roles, your standards, your boundaries — on one system.
Three tests, not an industry list
If all three fit, the industry pages will work for you. If not, don’t spend the time.
A playbook that already works
A written SOP, or the playbook in your best closer’s head. Without it, nothing to build from.
High volume, high repetition
Qualifying, following up, booking, answering — the same moves all day. The more repetition, the more you can hand over.
Sales headcount dominates cost
Payroll, attrition and management weigh on margin. The worse the math, the more room there is.
The other way round, plainly: if all you want is a FAQ bot that stops once the question is answered, cheaper options exist.
Three questions we get at this point
Our industry isn’t listed. Does it work?
Not the industry name — the three tests above: a proven playbook, repetitive conversations, sales headcount as your biggest cost. Meet those and the approach holds. The six industry pages only make the same four stages concrete; TOPPP runs it on your business at the demo.
Are the six pages one template, words swapped?
Four things change: your SOP, how roles split, the review criteria, and where the takeover line sits. The engine is shared, the business logic is yours — that is what TOPPP means by custom, not built from scratch.
Is this AI customer service?
TOPPP does answer questions — a Q&A role sits inside the four stages. The difference is the goal, not the ability: service stops once the question is answered; sales then reads intent and decides the next move. Same action, measured differently.
Bring your playbook — watch it become a team
A demo takes about 30 minutes and covers three things:
- 01Map your current sales playbook and find what AI should take
- 02Show how your method becomes an AI closing team
- 03Run both ledgers — conversion and cost — on your own numbers
Or reach us directly business@toppp.ai