Give Notch the goal. It runs the motion.
Give Notch an objective. It builds the brief, runs the motion, monitors performance, and reports back. No check-ins required.
What running your GTM on autopilot actually looks like
Outcomes
Continuous execution
Give Notch an objective. It builds the brief, runs the motion, and keeps it live. No check-ins required.
Proactive monitoring
Notch watches every workflow it runs — technical health and behavioural performance — automatically.
Diagnosis, not alerts
When something drifts, Notch tells you why, proposes a fix, and waits for your approval before changing anything.
Memory that compounds
Notch holds context across every campaign it has run. The longer it operates, the sharper its read on your market.
70
meetings booked in one day from a WhatsApp workflow
6
live workflows across qualification, recovery, and upsell
5 days
from first conversation to first booked meetings
Every quarter without Notch is revenue you can't recover
The cost of the status quo
Running GTM reactively
- 1Campaigns run on instinct, not data
- 2High-value segments sit untouched for quarters
- 3You find out what didn't work after the quarter closes
- 4Your best plays stay locked inside one rep's head
- 5Workflows break silently with no one watching
Hand it over. Notch handles the rest.
Set the goal. Notch runs the motion — and reports back.
Connect the tools you already use.
HubSpot
Salesforce
Attio
Outreach
Apollo
Salesloft
Slack
Microsoft Teams
LinkedIn
Calendly
Cal.com
Pipedrive
ActiveCampaign+100 moreTell Notch what you're trying to achieve — the goal, the criteria, any constraints. Not which steps to run. Notch works out the motion.
From the moment you confirm, Notch runs the motion across every channel — outbound sequences via email, SMS, and WhatsApp; inbound responses handled via text and voice. It qualifies replies, books meetings, routes to the right AE, and keeps the CRM current — continuously, without check-ins.
Prompt
Reactivate leads who requested a demo but never booked. WhatsApp first. Email fallback. Book with AE if qualified.
Workflow — 5 steps
Live activity
Notch surfaces performance weekly and flags issues before you notice them. When something drifts, it tells you why and what it would change. You approve; Notch makes the change.
Works with your existing stack
Integrations
HubSpot
Salesforce
Attio
Outreach
Apollo
Salesloft
Slack
Microsoft Teams
Calendly
Cal.com
Pipedrive
ActiveCampaign
The chief of staff your GTM team never had
Why Notch
- You hand over the objectiveDescribe what you want to achieve — not which steps to run. Notch works out the motion.
- Notch builds the briefProcess, channels, qualify criteria, escalation rules — defined and maintained automatically from the goal.
- Runs continuouslyNot a one-off workflow — a standing operation. Notch keeps the motion live without needing to be re-triggered.
Built for teams that take security seriously
Enterprise-ready security and compliance
SOC 2 Type 2
Certified
End-to-end encrypted
In transit and at rest
Your data, your control
Disconnect any time
99.9% uptime SLA
Enterprise-grade reliability
Common questions
FAQ
How long does it take to set up?
Connect your CRM and run your first audit in under 48 hours. No engineering work required — Notch plugs into your existing stack and maps your pipeline coverage immediately.
What data does Notch use?
Notch connects to your CRM, email, and sales tools to map your pipeline coverage and identify gaps. You own your data and can disconnect at any time. We never use your data to train models shared with other customers.
Does it work with HubSpot and Salesforce?
Yes. Notch integrates with HubSpot, Salesforce, Attio, Outreach, Apollo, Salesloft, and most major GTM tools. If you use something not on that list, ask us — the integrations list grows every month.
How is Notch different from a tool like Outreach or Apollo?
Outreach and Apollo execute plays you already know about. Notch tells you which segments to go after, builds the plays, runs them, and tells you what worked. It is the strategy layer your GTM stack is missing.
Do I need an ops or engineering team to run this?
No. Every play is configured in plain language. Your team describes what they want — Notch builds and runs it. Your RevOps team can tweak plays, but no engineers are needed to launch or iterate.
How is Notch different from hiring a GTM consultant?
A consultant delivers a report and leaves. Notch runs GTM experiments daily, executes plays automatically, and gets smarter about your market over time — for the cost of roughly one month of a consultant retainer. The deeper difference is continuity. A consultant delivers a report and leaves. Notch holds the context of every campaign it has run, carries that memory forward, and reports back every week — without being asked.
What does Notch monitor on its own?
Two layers. Technical: are messages sending, are integrations firing, are decisions being logged? Behavioural: is Notch classifying leads correctly, is escalation firing at the right threshold, are results within the expected range? Both layers run automatically on every deployed workflow — no dashboard to check, no alert to set up.
Does Notch make changes without asking?
Small adjustments within the parameters of the brief — yes. Anything consequential comes to you with a proposed remedy, a rationale, and a request to approve. Notch does not change routing rules, qualification thresholds, or channel mix without a green light.
An operator for your revenue motion — not another tool on the stack.
Notch runs your GTM workflows continuously — not as automations you build and forget, but as a standing operator with a brief. It monitors its own performance, diagnoses drift, proposes fixes, and reports back before you've noticed something is off. The closest analogy is a senior RevOps hire who never sleeps and has perfect memory.
Give Notch a goal. It handles the rest.
Live in a day. First results in 48 hours.
Start with one revenue workflow
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