# AnyTeam

> AnyTeam gives revenue teams an AI workforce that carries the team's deal knowledge into every conversation. It connects calls, emails, meetings, CRM updates, Slack messages, and documents to the accounts, deals, people, commitments, and patterns they belong to—then puts that context to work across the sales cycle. Beyond call prep, live guidance, and follow-up, AnyTeam's pre-built and custom agents run on demand, on a schedule, or after triggers such as a meeting ending. They research accounts, update CRM records, flag deal risks, and create artifacts such as QBR decks, briefs, and one-pagers from the company's shared context.

AnyTeam captures call conversations as text; it does not record audio or video. During meetings it surfaces live answers and team knowledge, then carries the work forward with summaries, follow-up, and CRM updates.

The memory belongs to the organization, not an individual seat, so account knowledge persists when reps or territories change and grows with each interaction. Managers see meeting summaries and deal signals—not raw transcripts or reps' inboxes. Access is configured during onboarding.

Call preparation, meeting summaries, and QBRs work from a rep's first call; there is nothing to build first. After requesting access, downloading the desktop app, and connecting calendar, email, and CRM, a seller can be running by their next meeting.

## Product

- [Product overview](https://anyteam.com/product/): How AnyTeam connects activity across accounts and deals and turns it into useful action.
- [For sales reps](https://anyteam.com/product/for-sales-reps/): Call preparation, live answers, follow-up, summaries, QBRs, and rep privacy.
- [For sales leaders](https://anyteam.com/product/for-sales-leaders/): Team deal view, risk, changes, and next steps grounded in calls, emails, and meetings.
- [Meet the agents](https://anyteam.com/agents/): Agents that put shared account and deal context to work.

## Memory and trust

- [What is compounding memory?](https://anyteam.com/blog/what-is-compounding-memory/): How organizational memory grows across sales interactions and stays with the company.
- [Security and trust](https://anyteam.com/security/): Security information and how to request the SOC 2 report.
- [SOC 2 Type II audit](https://anyteam.com/blog/our-soc-2-type-ii-report-is-ready/): Independent audit scope and data-handling details.
- [About AnyTeam](https://anyteam.com/about/): Company background and its perspective on sales memory.