AI sales agent

It decides on its own. You can see why.

Revio is an AI sales agent: it chooses the next action for each prospect without waiting to be told. What makes that safe is that every decision is recorded with its reason, and the rules that matter are enforced in code.

Revio reads your site and tells you who to sell to. No card, nothing sent.

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Autonomy is only useful if you can trust the limits

An agent that acts on its own saves you the work. An agent whose limits live in a prompt is a strong suggestion to a language model, and a strong suggestion is not what you want between your brand and someone who asked not to be contacted.

So the question to ask of any AI sales agent is not how clever it is. It is which rules it cannot break, and whether you can see what it did. How AI sales agents work explains the difference.

How it works

What Revio actually does.

  1. 01

    Gather

    Everything known about the business, and every interaction so far.

  2. 02

    Decide

    The best next action, including deliberately doing nothing, with the reason recorded.

  3. 03

    Gate

    Opt-outs, contact limits, calling hours and voice consent are checked in code. A failed check blocks the action.

  4. 04

    Act

    Specialist agents research, write, call and read replies. One coordinator decides which acts next.

  5. 05

    Record and reschedule

    The outcome is logged, and the next look at this prospect is scheduled.

Compared

Where the rules live

RuleInstruction in a promptRevio
Do not contact people who opted outThe model is asked not toA database check blocks the send
Only call in business hoursThe model is told the hoursBlocked unless it is 9am to 7pm on a weekday, prospect's time
Disclose AI on callsUsually included in the scriptThe call cannot be placed without it
If a check cannot runOften proceedsFails closed: the action is blocked

Straight answer

What it does, and what it does not.

The second list is the one worth reading. Knowing the edges is how you decide whether to trust the rest.

Does

  • Chooses the next action per prospect instead of running a fixed sequence
  • Splits work between specialist agents and a single coordinator
  • Scores interest from recorded events you can inspect
  • Logs every action with the reason it was taken
  • Fails closed: if a compliance check cannot complete, nothing is sent

Does not

  • Change or override its own compliance rules
  • Pretend to be a person on a call
  • Write claims about a business that the research did not find
  • Keep acting on a prospect after an opt-out

Guardrails, enforced in code

The rules it cannot break.

9am to 7pm

Calls and texts only on weekdays, in the prospect's own timezone. Unknown timezone means no call.

AI disclosed

Every call opens by saying it is an AI. It cannot be switched off.

Opt-out wins

One request on any channel stops all of them, ahead of every other decision.

4 · 4 · 2

At most four emails, four calls and two texts per prospect.

Business lines

AI voice only to published business lines, or where consent is recorded.

Fails closed

If a check cannot complete, nothing is sent.

More detail on the security page.

Questions

Asked often.

Can the agent make mistakes?

Yes, which is why the consequential rules are enforced in code rather than left to its judgement, and why every decision is recorded so you can see what happened and why.

Does it learn from results?

Outcomes such as replies, bookings and opt-outs feed back into where it spends effort. It does not learn its way around the rules; those are fixed.

How is this different from a chatbot?

A chatbot waits for someone to talk to it. A sales agent starts and manages conversations itself, across email, phone and text.

Autonomous, and accountable.

Give Revio your website and see the reasoning it would use for your prospects before anything is sent.

Revio reads your site and tells you who to sell to. No card, nothing sent.

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