loops

Describe a loop once. Kumo runs it forever.

A loop is recurring work Kumo owns end to end: watch the trigger, do the work, report back in Slack. These are the 27 loops teams hand it first.

Run the marketing machine

Campaigns, intent, and attribution worked on between the weekly reviews instead of during them.

Slack#marketing

every monday · 8:00 am

Kumoapp8:03 AM

$18.4k spend, 22 MQLs, 6 opps sourced. Paid social down, webinar up. Breakdown in thread.

The Monday campaign readout

Written before standup, not rebuilt by hand during it.

  • when a target account visits pricing

    Warm the intent signal

    Site intent matched to the account, campaign history checked, and the owning rep handed a reason to reach out.

  • every month

    Attribution without the spreadsheet

    Which campaigns actually sourced closed revenue, traced through the CRM and reported without a BI project.

  • on demand

    Turn the call into a case study

    Recordings and CRM outcomes drafted into a customer story, ready for a human edit.

Turn signals into pipeline

Kumo sees the signal and runs the loop the moment it fires.

Slack#outbound
Maya

Maya9:12 AM

@kumo when a positive reply lands: enrich the sender, book the meeting, open the opp, ping the owner.

👀 1

Kumoapp9:13 AM

Loop saved. First reply handled: meeting Thu 2 PM, opp open, rep pinged.

Triage every reply

Set it in a thread once. No positive reply sits overnight again.

  • when a champion changes jobs

    Follow the champion

    New company enriched, your history together checked, warm outreach queued.

  • when a target account raises

    Catch the raise

    Round and exec team enriched, outreach personalized on the news, sent the same day.

  • when hiring spikes at an account

    Spot the hiring spike

    An account hiring for the role you serve joins a live list, right contacts attached.

  • on demand

    Clone your best customers

    “Find 500 companies like our top 20.” Scored, tiered, pushed to the CRM.

  • every morning

    Who to touch today

    One DM per rep: warm accounts, fresh signals, and why now.

Keep your data alive

B2B data decays fast. Kumo treats hygiene as a nightly loop, not a quarterly project.

Slack#revops

call with northwind ended · 3:42 pm

Kumoapp3:44 PM

CRM updated: next step, close date, champion. Follow-up drafted.

The CRM updates itself

The call ends. The record is already right.

  • every night

    The nightly sweep

    Stale fields re-enriched, dupes merged, dead deals flagged. Report by morning.

  • when a lead comes in

    Speed-to-lead

    Form fill to enriched, ICP-scored, routed lead in minutes.

  • every day

    Don't burn the domain

    Bounces, inbox placement, and reputation watched across every mailbox.

Win the meeting, save the renewal

The research is done before you ask. The follow-through happens without you.

Slack#sales

acme renewal quiet for 14 days

Kumoapp8:05 AM

Flagged to the owner with an angle: the security review that stalled it.

Catch the deal going quiet

Flagged with context and an angle, not just a reminder.

  • 30 min before every external call

    Never walk in cold

    Deal history, call notes, and attendee background, posted before you join.

  • when usage drops or a champion leaves

    Catch churn early

    Usage dips, ticket spikes, champion exits: CS gets the save motion, early.

  • when a renewal is 60 days out

    Walk into the renewal armed

    Usage, open tickets, and every promise made on past calls, gathered before the conversation starts.

Reports that write themselves

The reports your team rebuilds by hand every week, delivered on schedule.

Slack#revenue

every friday · 8:00 am

Kumoapp8:02 AM

Coverage 3.1x. Four deals slipped, two need next steps. Full report in thread.

Friday pipeline report

In your channel before the review, not after it.

  • every week

    Watch the competition

    Pricing, changelogs, reviews, and job posts, digested into updated battlecards.

  • at scale, per contact

    Personalize at scale

    Every row researched: site, posts, podcasts. Every opener written one by one.

  • when the loop doesn't exist yet

    The loop that doesn't exist

    Kumo writes the code, calls the API, glues the systems, runs it on a schedule.

It ships code, too

Kumo has its own computer. When the loop needs real code, it writes it.

Slack#support
Eli

Eli2:07 PM

@kumo three customers hit the CSV export timeout today. Find it, fix it, open a PR.

👀 1

Kumoapp2:19 PM

PR open: exports stream in batches now. Tests pass, review when ready.

From ticket to PR

Not a summary of the bug. The fix, with tests, waiting for review.

  • when the error tracker spikes

    Catch the regression

    New error grouped, offending commit found, owner pinged with the diff.

  • when a ticket is really a bug

    Triage to the right place

    Support threads become Linear issues with repro steps, or a fix on a branch.

  • every release

    Release notes, written

    Merged PRs turned into notes humans want to read, posted where customers look.

  • on demand

    The internal tool you never built

    A dashboard, a migration, a script: built in the sandbox, shipped the same day.

your first loop

Put a loop to work this week

Connect your stack, describe the work in a thread, Kumo takes it from there.

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