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Clay AI is trained on DirectDeposit MGMT’s own calls, lessons and SOPs. Ask it how this team sells and it answers from the training — with the sources attached, and a plain warning when it is drawing on anything else.
Sign in with Google. DirectDeposit MGMT accounts, plus any address Clay has invited — there is no public sign-up.
The interface
Isolate before you answer. Ask whether it is budget or value — never treat it as both at once [1]. Then reframe on cost per placement rather than cost per month [2].
Grounded in
Price objection sheet
86 words
| Objection | Clarify |
|---|---|
| Too expensive | Compared with what? |
| No budget | When does it reset? |
What it is
A general AI knows how selling works. This one knows how we sell.
Ask a general assistant how to handle “it’s too expensive” and you get competent advice that belongs to nobody. Clay AI reads from the team’s own material and shows you where the answer came from.
How it works
01Ask in your own words
A question, a transcript to review, or a brief for a script. No prompt craft, no template to fill in.
It searches your own material
Every approved lesson, call and SOP is indexed twice — by meaning and by wording — so the right passage surfaces whether or not you used the team's vocabulary.
You get the answer and its sources
Cited inline and listed underneath, so anything it claims can be checked against the lesson it came from in one click.
Inside
Four things, all of them the job.
01. Sales Q&A
How this team handles a price objection, runs discovery, or sets the next call — answered from the training, not from the internet.
02. Call review
Paste a transcript and get it read back stage by stage against the way this team actually runs a call.
03. Scripts and pitches
Openers, follow-ups and objection sheets arrive as documents you can edit, copy and take straight to the next call.
04. Your numbers, plotted
Give it your figures and it charts them — with the table underneath, because a chart makes any number look official.
Engine model “jet engine” by U-like, licensed under CC Attribution.
Grounding
It shows its work, or it admits it has none.
Isolate before you answer — budget or value, never both at once [1].
Grounded in
Useful, and clearly not presented as this team’s method.
Inside
Four things, all of them the job.
Sales Q&A
How this team handles a price objection, runs discovery, or sets the next call — answered from the training, not from the internet.
Call review
Paste a transcript and get it read back stage by stage against the way this team actually runs a call.
Scripts and pitches
Openers, follow-ups and objection sheets arrive as documents you can edit, copy and take straight to the next call.
Your numbers, plotted
Give it your figures and it charts them — with the table underneath, because a chart makes any number look official.
Access
The team, and nobody else.
Your work account is the key
Sign in with the Google account you already use for work. No sign-up form, and no password to hand out.
Leaving the team ends it
Access is tied to that account, and an admin can suspend anyone immediately rather than waiting for a session to expire.
The training stays inside
Lessons, transcripts and SOPs are never reachable from a browser directly. Only the app can read them.