DryMerge

You type the rule, DryMerge builds it. Something like "when I get an email from a new lead, add them to HubSpot and ping the team in Slack" is enough for the bot to propose a working automation, confirm the details and connect the accounts. It runs a test before switching the agent on, which is the moment to catch a misread instruction. Anyone who has fought a node-based builder will notice the difference in the first five minutes.

This is the core of the product. Agents read email threads, calendar events, call transcripts from tools like Zoom, and messages in Slack or Teams, then decide what belongs in the CRM. They enrich and create contacts, associate related records, write notes with context and relationship history, and move deals along. The agents run day and night, so a late call shows up in the record the next morning.

DryMerge connects more than 50 business apps. The list covers Salesforce and HubSpot on the CRM side, Gmail, Outlook and Teams for communication, Slack and Discord for messaging, Dropbox and OneDrive for files, Zoom for calls, plus social accounts such as X. Basic CRM plans include the two main CRMs, so Salesforce automation and HubSpot automation both run through the same setup; the Professional plan opens up the wider set of app integrations.

Generic AI notes are easy to spot and easy to ignore. DryMerge tunes its agents to your deal process instead: your custom fields, your stage definitions, your note format, the communication style your team already uses. A B2B team with a six-stage pipeline and a compliance-heavy handoff gets different output than a two-person agency, and that difference is the point.

Every automation gets its own window showing when it last ran and whether anything failed. When an agent skips a step or misreads a thread, you see it there rather than discovering a gap three weeks later during a forecast. Retries are logged too, which helps when you're deciding whether a broken run was a permissions problem or a bad instruction.

Enterprise plans add self-hosted deployment, custom integrations, unlimited seats and HIPAA plus GDPR options, along with an SLA and a named account manager. DryMerge says its data infrastructure sits in the United States and that external model providers don't train on customer data. For a sales tool that touches every email in the company, those answers decide whether security review passes.