Use case · Founders

Know what is true.

Founders sit in most of the calls and still lose most of what was said. Krans gives a young company five superpowers from day one, built on the calls, meetings and documents it already has.

Context / Go-to-market

Refreshed 06:12 · nightly run

Claims

By evidence

Security review stalls every pilot.

Signal · E5

9 conversations · last heard 2 days ago

Urgency to solve is high

Raised unprompted in most demo calls this quarter.

Email sells a different promise

Outbound copy leads with other benefits than the site does.

Pricing per seat holds

Two accounts asked for a usage tier instead.

Buyers want a human review gate

Fading

Decision-grade in week 9 · nothing new for 5 weeks

SignalE5 · they put something at stake9 conversations

Security review stalls every pilot. Move it before the demo.

Evidence, 14 weeksEach square is one learning

W0W4W8W14

E5Pilot start held until IT signs offHalden · Discovery call · 14:202 days ago

E4Procurement signs once IT clears the security packKestrel Express · Negotiation call · 14:026 days ago

E3Security questionnaire raised before scope#sales · Slack thread3 weeks ago

Position · HaldenNeeds you

Where Halden goes, by close probability

Review before demo81%

As is, from 54% today49%

AdoptBet with a deadlinePark

What founders get

The superpowers, at work for founders.

Open Company eval

Company eval

One honest score, with the weakest link named.

One score for how the company is really doing, built from every customer conversation, with the weakest part named so you know what to prove next.

Company eval · refreshed 06:12Illustrative example

68of 100

+6 in 30 days

Selling to the right buyers, with a solution they want. Willingness to pay is still unproven.

Right buyers74

Operations leads move forward, retail stalls

Pain intensity81

Cost of inaction stated in 6 calls

Solution strength62

Review gate asked for by 9 companies

Willingness to pay38

Two vague remarks, no number asked

Momentum70

Two pilots started this month

Open Call intelligence

Call intelligence

So the second seller sells like the first.

Every sales call is read and reviewed, so what the founders do by instinct in a call becomes something the next seller can learn.

Before your call · tomorrow 10:00

COO, HaldenEconomic buyer · silent in 2 of 3 calls

Open with their number. They told you rework costs forty thousand a month. Start there, before any product talk.

Ask the COO directly. Put one question to them in the first ten minutes.

Hold the price. You answered on price within eleven seconds in four calls in a row.

Open Company brain

Company brain

Filed by itself, for every new hire.

Everything the founders heard in the early calls is filed and searchable, so a new hire can read the customer in their own words from the first day.

Connected, flowing inIllustrative example

Calls, meetings, pages, emails, calendarsOne place

Open Ask anything

Ask anything

From cited evidence, in Claude.

Ask Claude for the investor update and it drafts it from the evidence in Krans, with every number and quote traced to its source.

with Krans MCPIllustrative example

Draft the board update for Kestrel from what the customer said.

Used krans.signals and krans.threads · 14 sources

Kestrel is in proposal for 19 days. The pilot waits on IT security, raised in 9 conversations (E5). The head of customer service needs a review gate before auto-send and has not heard from us since the pilot.

Call · 14:02Signal · E5Thread · Kestrel

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