@heyshrutimishra: For 30 years software could do everything in B2B except have the sales conversation. That was the wall. An AI agent can…

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An AI agent can now automate B2B sales conversations, handling calls, reading specs, and negotiating quotes, potentially disrupting high-value transactions traditionally done over the phone.

For 30 years software could do everything in B2B except have the sales conversation. That was the wall. An AI agent can now call hundreds of suppliers, read the spec, negotiate the custom requirement, and come back with a real quote. The wall just came down. The $50K flame cutter and the $200K crane order still happen over the phone. Not for long.
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For 30 years software could do everything in B2B except have the sales conversation.

That was the wall.

An AI agent can now call hundreds of suppliers, read the spec, negotiate the custom requirement, and come back with a real quote. The wall just came down.

The $50K flame cutter and the $200K crane order still happen over the phone. Not for long.

Nayrhit B (@NayrhitB): Today we launch the next chapter of Gushwork.

Over the last 30 years, we saw commerce moving online -

But what actually moved online were low value retail products: books, clothing, electronics.

Anything high value, from $5,000 to $1M - a hydraulic crane, an industrial roofing

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