Forecasting and deal inspection for growing B2B teams

Enterprise forecasting discipline. Without the enterprise cost.

Your pipeline says you will hit the number. Salt reads the notes, activity, and field history behind every deal, tells you which ones are actually real, and turns that into a forecast your team can defend — with the receipts attached.

Works with your CRM Every finding cites its source Nothing writes back without approval

Pipeline Risk Review

Seven checks, every open deal, with the evidence attached.

One consistent standard, run across the whole pipeline, a single team, a seller, or a hand-picked set of deals — whenever you need it. Every check returns a flag and a rationale, and the findings that matter cite the note or field change that produced them.

Only 18.7% of sales organizations forecast at 75% accuracy or better. Rigor is the difference, and rigor is a habit rather than a one-time cleanup.Korn Ferry Sales Performance Study

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Pipeline Risk Review

Northstar Logistics

$184K

Contracting · Jun 28

Close date riskProblem
Deal weightClear
Qualification gapsWatch
Known risksProblem
Scope / amount validityClear
Field divergenceProblem
Field freshnessWatch

Close date risk

Close date has moved twice in 41 days while the blocking security review still has no owner.

Evidence· high confidence

Security hasn’t assigned a reviewer yet. We’ll revisit timing after their planning meeting next month.

CRM note · A. Reyes · 3 days ago

Recommended action

Confirm a named security reviewer and a dated approval milestone before keeping Jun 28. If neither exists by Friday, move the date to the next quarter rather than carrying it in Commit.

Illustrative deal and findings — not customer data.

What Salt runs on

Built for the person who owns the number.

The checks are the visible part. Underneath sits the machinery that makes them worth trusting: models fitted to your outcomes, a full change history, your methodology as configuration, and a write-back path that always ends with a human deciding.

Win probability

A probability model trained on your pipeline, not the industry average.

Salt learns from how deals actually close in your business, not from an industry benchmark. Every prediction comes back with a confidence range rather than a single number — so a 60% on a thin deal and a 60% on a well-evidenced one do not look the same to your team.

The probability sharpens as your history grows, and it is built to avoid the trap most CRM-trained scoring falls into: rewarding the deals your reps update most rather than the deals most likely to close.

Northstar Logistics · expansion

58%win probability

Confidence range · 41% – 75%

Applies toEnterprise New Business
Learned fromYour closed deals
ConfidenceNarrows as history grows

Illustrative values.

Automated Reviews

Deeper reviews that run without being asked

Salt decides which deals are worth more than a first pass, then reads those records the way a good manager would — following what it finds rather than filling in a template — and writes a real report.

  • Deals surface on their own, between the reviews you run
  • Reports land in the home feed with the deal's timeline
  • Each one ends with a specific, dated next action

We are expanding what these reviews cover; the set grows with each release.

Point-in-time restatement

See the pipeline as it looked in week 4

Salt keeps a change log of every field on every deal plus a weekly snapshot, stamped to your fiscal calendar. That means you can rebuild any past week exactly — and see what moved between then and now.

  • Before-and-after values on every tracked change
  • Weekly opportunity snapshots against your fiscal periods
  • Week-over-week movement broken down by cause

Methodology as configuration

Your sales process, enforced instead of documented

Stage entry and exit criteria, forecast categories, and your qualification framework are configuration — so reviews judge deals against your standard rather than a vendor's opinion of one.

  • BANT · MEDDIC · MEDDPICC · Challenger · Sandler · Value Selling
  • Per-pipeline stage gates with entry and exit criteria
  • Multiple pipelines with their own rules, in one org

Ask

Question the pipeline in plain language

Notes, meeting summaries, and CRM activity are searchable alongside your deals, so you can ask what changed on an account, what a customer actually said about pricing, or which deals mention a competitor.

  • Answers cite the note or activity they came from
  • Scoped to what your role is allowed to see
  • Works across deals, accounts, contacts, and comments

Accounts and committee

The whole account, not just the deal

Deals hang off accounts, and the buying committee hangs off the deal — with roles, coverage, and who has actually been engaged. Single-threaded deals stop being invisible.

  • Accounts and contacts as first-class records, synced both ways
  • Buying-committee roles tracked per opportunity
  • See every deal on an account, and every deal a contact touches

Governed write-back

It fixes the CRM — with a person in the loop

When Salt finds a field that the evidence contradicts, it proposes a correction rather than making one. Field ownership rules decide which system is authoritative for each field.

  • Every proposed change carries its evidence
  • Approval required before anything writes back
  • Bidirectional sync with conflict rules per field

CRM connectivity

Salt runs on the CRM you already have.

Every connection is an adapter behind one internal model — pull, push, field mapping, and conflict rules are shared. Adding a CRM is a scoped piece of work, not a rewrite. HubSpot and CSV are live today; the rest of the list is demand-ordered.

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Tell us what you run on. Requests feed directly into which adapter we build next, and we will tell you honestly where it sits.

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Salesforce

No obligation. We will not add you to a drip sequence.

Plans

Pick a plan and start.

Flat pricing by team, not a per-seat quote. Start free and move up when your team is ready.

Emerging Sellers

Free Forever

Free

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For students and emerging sellers who want to learn the fundamentals and leverage AI to make an impact.

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Startup Teams

Startup

$550 / mo

billed annually ($6,600) · or $660/mo monthly

For small teams getting started — connect HubSpot and forecast together with AI on your side.

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Growing Sales Teams

Professional

$1,133 / mo

billed annually ($13,600) · or $1,360/mo monthly

For growing teams that need every data source — HubSpot, other CRMs, and the full forecasting toolkit.

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Maximum Sales Teams

Premium

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Custom pricing

For larger teams that need a custom license — unlimited scale for your field and cross-functional teams.

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Questions, answered plainly.

Salt reviews the deals in your pipeline against seven consistent risk checks, cites the note or field change behind every finding, and gives your team a weekly place to capture and roll up a forecast. It is the deal-inspection and forecasting layer for B2B revenue teams — the system that applies your standards to every deal so the people who own the number are not doing it by hand.

Bring enterprise forecasting discipline to your team.

Start free on your own pipeline, or talk to us about what your team needs. Published pricing, no implementation project.

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