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One platform runs the whole loop. Intelligence finds decision-makers with verified direct numbers, Victor dials them, Freya answers inbound, August follows up until the meeting is booked.
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Your competitors are hiring reps. You are booking meetings by Friday.
A rep costs you a salary, three months of ramp and a desk. Victor works your list from day one, in the language the person answering actually speaks, and puts the ones worth your time straight into your calendar. He replies in under half a second, which is why the conversation gets far enough to book anything.
Meet the superhumans with a job description, a phone number and an inbox.
Freya answers, Victor sells, August follows up. Three teammates on one platform, one shared memory, one place to see every conversation your business has.
Cirel Motion
Tell Cirel what you want done, in a sentence. It finds the companies, verifies the numbers, shows you the list and asks before it dials. Then it keeps going, every day, until you tell it to stop.
“250 electricians in Aarhus, call them at noon.” That sentence is the whole setup.
Learn moreFinds the companies, checks what is missing, validates every number — each step in the thread as it happens.
Learn moreNothing dials until you have seen the list and pressed Approve. Then it runs every day on its own.
Learn moreFind 250 electricians in Aarhus, get me their direct numbers and call
Victor, the Sales Rep
Works the scored list, books meetings straight onto your calendar and hands the warm ones to a human in one click. Twelve hundred dials a week.
Drop in a CSV and every column becomes a variable Victor can use on the call.
Learn moreWaits silently through the hold music, then asks for the decision-maker by name.
Learn moreReads the last 100 calls, finds what landed, and tunes the next pitch automatically.
Learn moreCampaign runs
Every dial and every outcome, as it happens.
Your next customer is already public.We find them, verify the number, queue the call.
Intelligence
Danish construction · 10–100 staff · owner-led
August, Cirel Mail
Lives in the inbox with a real address of his own. Answers every reply and chases the ones who never picked up until you get an answer.
Cirel Mail
August's own inbox · august@nordlys.dk
Freya, the Receptionist
Picks up every call inside the second ring, knows who is calling before saying hello, and takes the brief and books the meeting while still on the line.
Hands the caller to the right person on your team while the line is still open.
Learn moreDrops the summary, the booking and the caller's details into your CRM in real time.
Learn moreCalls
Every call, with audio, transcript and summary.
Everything lands in your CRM.
Every conversation recorded and transcribed, every lead moving itself through the pipeline, with native two-way sync.
Ask about your stackEuropean by default.
Cirel runs open-source models on its own EU infrastructure. Recordings rest in Switzerland.
Learn moreConsent, retention and erasure are built into the customer record, not bolted on afterwards. One request, and we confirm the deletion in writing.
Learn moreCalls run on self-hosted models inside the EU, so your audio never leaves the continent.
Learn moreTwo to three times quicker than the big voice stacks, with sub-second response on every live call.
Learn moreRun on Cirel's own EU infrastructure or in your own tenancy, with no maintenance either way. Call recordings sit in Switzerland, which the EU and the UK both find adequate.
Learn moreThe pipeline went up. The headcount did not.
“We were about to post two SDR roles and tried this instead. I don’t think we’re posting them now, because the pipeline is already there.”
“It has done a lot for the business. We’ve roughly doubled our pipeline and we haven’t hired anyone to do it.”
“What I actually care about is whether the data is clean when it hits the CRM, and it is. Our forecast stopped being a weekly argument.”
“The part that surprised me was the follow-up. It is still going on day five, which is exactly where our own people used to quietly give up.”
“We went from around forty conversations a week to more than four hundred, and the team is the same size it was in January.”
“I get the meetings in my calendar with the notes already written, so I spend my day selling instead of getting ready to sell.”
Your go-to-market stops being capped by hiring.
We were two weeks from posting an SDR role when we tried Cirel instead, and I don't think we're going to post it now.
The meetings turn up in my calendar with the notes already written, so I spend the day selling rather than getting ready to sell.
We went from about forty conversations a week to something over four hundred, and it is still the same five people doing it.
Everything lands in the CRM already clean, so our forecast stopped being a weekly argument about whose numbers were right.
We were two weeks from posting an SDR role when we tried Cirel instead, and I don't think we're going to post it now.
The meetings turn up in my calendar with the notes already written, so I spend the day selling rather than getting ready to sell.
We went from about forty conversations a week to something over four hundred, and it is still the same five people doing it.
It has done a lot for the business. We've roughly doubled the pipeline and we haven't hired anyone to do it.
Our go-to-market used to be capped by how many people we could train. Now it is capped by how many good leads we can find, which is a much nicer problem.
Scaling used to mean a hiring plan and three months of ramp before anyone dialled. With Cirel it is a number we change in a settings page.
It has done a lot for the business. We've roughly doubled the pipeline and we haven't hired anyone to do it.
Our go-to-market used to be capped by how many people we could train. Now it is capped by how many good leads we can find, which is a much nicer problem.







