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Centralize Raises $19M to Advance AI-Powered Relationship Intelligence Platform
Centralize has secured $19 million in funding led by NEA (New Enterprise Associates), with participation from Salesforce Ventures, Y Combinator, 20SALES, Ritual Capital, Adverb...
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Firmable Launches AI-Native MCP Server to Streamline B2B Sales Workflows
Firmable has launched its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, which allows revenue teams to access validated B2B data and perform go-to-market activities in the...
Customer Success
CROFirst Weekly Roundup: RecVue, Morningstar, Kaon, Maxio, NiCE And More!
Welcome to CROFirst’s Weekly Roundup – your essential briefing on the latest developments shaping agentic revenue operations, capital allocation, sales enablement, subscription monetization, AI-powered...
Sales and Marketing Alignment
AI-Powered CRM Software in 2026: How Intelligent CRM Is Transforming Sales, Customer Success, and Revenue Growth
AI-powered CRM software is no longer a smarter database. It has sort of quietly become another part of the revenue team. The biggest shift...
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Kaon Launches Strategic Partnership With Showpad to Boost Sales Performance
In the complex B2B enterprise landscape, closing high-value deals has become an increasingly challenging endeavor. Modern enterprise buying committees routinely involve a dozen or...
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Backstory Launches Situation Search to Ground Sales AI in Historical Deal Evidence
Backstory, the new name of the previously titled People.ai enterprise revenue platform, now offers Situation Search. This feature is an MCP-native sales tool that...
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Draup Brings AI-Native Account Intelligence to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales Qualification Agent
AI-driven sales intelligence platform Draup has officially announced the deployment of AI-native account research capabilities for the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales Qualification Agent. Timed...
Sales and Marketing Alignment
GTM Strategy for a New Product Launch: A Step-by-Step Guide to Winning the Market in 2026
Products rarely fail because the product was bad. They fail because the company launched into a market it did not understand, spoke to buyers...

