Inputs
- Open leads, offers, and their pipeline stages
- Recent conversation and appointment activity
- Deal events emitted by the other agents
Acquisitions Manager AI
Tells you who to touch today, and why.
The Acquisitions Manager ranks your open leads and offers so the next hour goes to the contact most likely to move. The ranking is deterministic — it is computed from your pipeline state, not guessed by a language model — and it re-fires handoffs that were missed elsewhere in the stack.
Acquisitions Manager AIIn production
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A ranked daily action list
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A written opener for each recommended touch
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Re-fired handoffs where a downstream step was missed
Last reviewed 2026-07-20
What it works from, what it produces
Concrete inputs. Concrete outputs.
No abstraction — this is the actual work the agent performs inside your workspace.
Outputs
- A ranked daily action list
- A written opener for each recommended touch
- Re-fired handoffs where a downstream step was missed
Limits
What it will not do. Stated up front.
An agent you can trust is one whose boundaries you know before you buy.
It prioritizes and drafts; it does not decide terms or commit you to anything
Ranking quality depends on pipeline hygiene — stale stages produce stale priorities
Evidence
What we can actually show.
Every claim on this page names where it comes from and when it was last checked.
Source: Production fleet audit, docs/agent-operating-model.md · as of 2026-07-04
Runs on a daily autonomous schedule in production and is one of three agents with a verified autonomous heartbeat.
The rest of the team
It does not work alone.
Each agent below has its own evidence page. The others on the roster appear on the team overview until their delivery evidence supports a page of their own.
See it on your workflow
Watch Acquisitions Manager AI run against your own pipeline.
A walkthrough uses your numbers and your process — not a canned demo script.