Oliv is an agentic platform for revenue organizations. Its premise is that most teams are stuck at what it calls Level 2 AI adoption — a few people using a general-purpose assistant for copy-paste work — because three gaps block agents from running in production: context scattered across tools, context overload, and constant prompting. Oliv addresses each: it captures calls, emails, messages and meetings from sources like Gong, Pendo, Zendesk, Salesforce, Gainsight, Outreach, ZoomInfo, 6sense and LinkedIn, and stitches them together in a Context Graph that ties every interaction to the right person, account and deal.
On top of that context layer, Oliv runs named autonomous agents across the funnel. In marketing, Signal Scout spots buying intent and starts the right play, Quick Qualifier routes high-intent leads and Attributer traces opportunities back to their originating touches. In sales development, Researcher builds an account point of view before the first call, Prospector runs tailored outbound campaigns, and Rapid Responder calls new inbound leads within minutes to book meetings. Closer to the deal, Deal Driver flags likely slips, Forecaster rebuilds the commit number from call evidence, and CRM Manager fixes stale records, duplicates and close dates automatically.
Oliv also pitches itself as a cheaper replacement for the legacy revenue stack, claiming AI-native versions of common apps at around 70% less than what teams pay today, with a free migration offer for teams leaving long conversation-intelligence contracts. There is a sandbox for hands-on evaluation and a short founder-led chat as the entry point, rather than a public pricing table.
