Clone CRM is the world's first CRM managed solely by Clones. Tell your Clone what happened, by voice or chat, and it does the CRM work. No more forms, no more endless clicking. And it doesn't stop at order entry: your Clone helps you get deals over the line and keep customers happy.
Just got off with Dana Lee at Harbor Logistics. She wants pricing for 25 seats and a security review. Follow up Tuesday.
Done. Here's what I did:
What's at risk this quarter, and what should I do about it?
Three deals need you this week:
Open an urgent case for Bluepeak Health. Their calendar invites stopped syncing this morning.
Opened case #00001721 (Urgent, Integration).
Which of our sends this quarter actually turned into pipeline?
Opens averaged 23%.
Every CRM on the market assumes people will type everything in. They don't, so the data goes stale and the reports lie. Clone CRM flips it: your Clone keeps the CRM current as part of its job.
…then do it again after the next call. And the next.
“Just got off with Dana Lee at Harbor Logistics. She wants pricing for 25 seats and a security review. Follow up Tuesday.”
Done before you've left the parking lot.
The same Clone that logs the call can tell you which deals are slipping and what to do next, and which customers need you today.
Leads, contacts, deals, cases, campaigns, tasks and notes. Your Clone creates and updates them as you talk, and logs its own calls, emails and meetings as it works.
Ask what's at risk and get names, reasons and a next move. Your Clone spots stuck deals, deals going dark and deals closing without a plan, then drafts the follow-up.
Cases, comments and history on every account. Your Clone opens the case, links the related ones, flags the overdue work and tells you which customers need a call today.
Say it the way you'd tell a teammate, by voice or chat. One ask can carry several steps.
Open an urgent case for Bluepeak Health. Their calendar invites stopped syncing this morning.
Opened case #00001721 (Urgent, Integration).
One skill, Clone CRM, with a CRM brain behind it that knows your fields, stages, record types and custom fields. It finds the right records, asks when a name is ambiguous, and does every step.
Replies come back with a summary and secure one-time links. Click and you land on the record at crm.clone.org, already signed in.
Every dashboard report also works in conversation. Your Clone answers with the numbers, a chart and a link to the right dashboard.
What's our open pipeline by stage?
$1.43M open across 61 deals. Contract Negotiation holds the most (18 deals).
Open the Pipeline & Forecast tab ↗Which urgent or high cases are overdue?
2 urgent/high cases are past target; the oldest is 83 days. Most open work is Medium, 8–30 days old.
Open Support · Health ↗What renews next quarter?
31 contracts worth $72.7K a month renew November through January. November is the heaviest month.
Open Revenue & Contracts ↗Screens and examples use a fictional demo company with generated data.
Sales, Activity and Support, three tabs each. Every chart title is a question, every chart has a written answer, and every tab ends with a to-do list.
Funnel with the biggest drop called out · Pipeline waterfall · 6-month forecast by category · Big, stuck deals bubble chart
To-do list: At-risk deals, with the reason next to each
Sankey of where deals leave · Days per stage · Quarterly cohorts · Loss-reason Pareto · Owner radar
To-do list: Deals closing soon without a plan
Recurring revenue over time · Revenue concentration treemap · 12-month renewal timeline · Partner and referral revenue
To-do list: Contracts ending in 90 days, with last contact
Send calendar · Opens per send · Over-mailing check · Reach by industry and state
To-do list: High-fit leads nobody has contacted
Reached → won funnel · Send-level attribution · Lag check · Activity on winners vs losers
To-do list: Open deals going dark
People vs Clones, week by week · When the team works · On-time task completion · Owner scorecard
To-do list: Overdue tasks, with a nudge to your Clone
Backlog by priority · Cases in vs out · Aging matrix · Service-target gauges
To-do list: At-risk and probably-stale cases
Your real workflow as a Sankey · Time in each status · Feature-request funnel · Close-time spread
To-do list: Cases waiting longest
Type → reason sunburst · Areas getting worse · Bug trend · Channel mix, clone chat included
To-do list: Accounts at risk
Leads, accounts, contacts, opportunities with contact roles, cases with comments, campaigns with members, and activities. Lead conversion in one step.
Drag deals between stages. Each stage carries its probability and forecast category, so forecasts fill themselves in.
Case numbers, priorities, origins, types and reasons. Internal or customer-visible comments and full status history.
Every object starts with a Default record type. Add your own, each with its own picklist values and layout.
Fourteen field types, from currency to lookups. Created by asking your Clone, private to your organization.
Type, status, dates, budget and expected revenue, with members linked from leads and contacts.
Stage, amount, owner and status changes with who and when, so dashboards show how work really moves.
Every record type, picklist and custom field in one place. Change them there, or just ask.
Clone CRM's importer was built on a real migration: ours. Records, cases, activity, record types, custom fields and history came across, and the dashboards lit up with years of real data on day one.
If it can carry a company's years of Salesforce history, it can carry yours.
Every record carries your organization's ID, and the database itself refuses to return another organization's rows, on every table. We test it on every change.
Each request from your Clone carries a signed token from Clone Studio. Clone CRM checks the signature and never trusts an organization ID someone types in.
Links in your Clone's replies work once and expire in 10 minutes. Old chats and shared screenshots never open your CRM to anyone else.
Clone CRM is the first CRM run entirely by Clones. Your Clone creates, updates, logs, converts and reports through one Clone Studio skill, by voice or chat, and the app at crm.clone.org is there whenever you want to look.
No. Most people mostly talk to their Clone. The app is there to browse lists, records, the pipeline board, cases and dashboards whenever you want to see things for yourself, and you can edit there too.
Yes. Ask what's at risk and your Clone answers from your pipeline: stale deals, deals going dark, deals closing without a next step, renewals nobody has touched. Then it drafts the follow-up, the plan or the prep you need.
It asks. If a name matches two contacts, your Clone checks with you before changing anything, and it confirms before bulk changes to more than 10 records or any delete.
Only people in your organization. Separation is enforced by the database on every table, every request is identity-checked with a signed Clone Studio token, and links in chat are one-time sign-ins.
Clones acting automatically when records change (for example kicking off onboarding when a deal is won), file attachments, saved views that follow you across devices, and team-level access controls.
See Clone CRM run on your own pipeline: talk to it, watch it work, and look at the dashboards it keeps current.
Tell us a little about yourself and we'll set up a time to walk you through Clone.