Dmitry Titov

Hi everyone. Gaurav Bhattacharya here, CEO of Jeeva, a sales-automation platform that rolls prospect discovery, data enrichment, personalized outreach, and follow-up workflows into one intuitive workspace so reps spend less time on admin and more time in conversations.

I have spent a decade turning scrappy, founder-led sales motions into scalable, data-driven engines, securing SOC 2 compliance and role-based controls along the way, and I m happy to chat about everything from landing your first ten enterprise customers to building human-plus-software workflows that grow without adding headcount. Today, we have launched Jeeva 2.0, which integrates seamlessly by syncing contacts, emails, meeting notes, and pipeline updates behind the scenes so leadership still gets full visibility and reps spend less time juggling tabs and more time having real conversations. Go check it out-

Hi everyone! We launched Jeeva 2.0 on product hunt today- https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Our vision is to simplify sales processes, enabling reps to focus on closing deals rather than getting stuck with grunt work. This release introduces AI-powered inbox labeling with autodrafted replies, meeting-prep briefings, an intelligent calendar that predicts no-shows, and an automatic notetaker that syncs action items straight to CRMs. We would love for you to share your thoughts and feedback so we can keep refining Jeeva for the community. 

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