Answer with the source
The fact and where it came from.A short card shows the answer from your connected documents, the file and the page, and when it was last updated. You decide whether to use it.
Technical questions.
Answered in the call.
For sales engineers and solution consultants. When a prospect asks about versions, integrations or limits, Ajenzo looks in your own documentation and shows the answer with its source, so you don’t have to promise a follow-up email.
Listening: Google Meet (Chrome)Live
API rate limit on the Business plan
Business allows 600 requests per minute.
- Enterprise: limit set per contract
- Burst above the limit returns a 429 response
SAY
On Business it’s 600 requests per minute. If you need more, Enterprise sets the limit per contract.
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The moment“Let me get back to you”
“Let me get back to you”
costs momentum.
Technical buyers test the details. The answer usually exists somewhere: in release notes, a security questionnaire or a call from last month. Finding it during the call is the hard part.
“Does version 4.2 support single sign-on?”Release notes and the product matrix
“Which data centre region do you use?”Security documentation and earlier answers
“Can we connect it to our ERP?”Integration guides and partner lists
“What did your colleague say about the API limits?”An earlier conversation with this prospect
Example questions. The cards on this page are illustrations.
The detail you need.
The source to back it.
Catch the mismatch
Before it becomes a commitment.When something said conflicts with your sources, such as a version, a limit or a price, the difference comes into view.
Leave with the open points
A recap after the call.Decisions, follow-ups and unanswered questions come together when the conversation ends, ready for your follow-up.
Your technical knowledge,
connected once.
Product documentation
Release notes, specifications, API references and security documents as PDF, Word or text.
Earlier conversations
What the prospect said last time, so you can pick up the thread.
Your own systems
A read-only connection through MCP or an API key, for example to an internal knowledge base.
Bring it into your
next conversation.
Connect your knowledge and stay with the person in front of you.