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AI sales assistants that keep Dallas leads warm until a rep picks them up.

Codeeo handles AI sales assistant development Dallas companies can put in front of real buyers. The assistant qualifies inbound leads, answers product questions from material you have approved, books meetings straight into your reps' calendars and writes every exchange back to the CRM. We build these for dealership groups, home builders, distributors and B2B service firms across the Metroplex, with Texas and federal telemarketing rules designed in from the first sprint.

It does not replace your sales floor. It catches the late web enquiry, the Saturday text from a buyer in Frisco and the follow-up a busy rep never sent, then hands a documented lead to a person who can close it. Your reps stay in charge of every price, promise and signature.

Built for
Sales teams in Dallas, Plano, Irving, Frisco and the rest of North Texas that lose leads between first contact and first call.
Typical timeline
We agree the first release, its channels and its review dates on a video call before any build work starts, and write them into the scope.
What you own
The code, the prompts, the conversation logs, the consent records and every cloud and messaging account, all held in your company's name.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What a Dallas assistant handles

Built around how North Texas buyers actually reach you.

Dallas sales teams cover a lot of ground. A single dealership group or builder can have buyers in Dallas County, Collin County, Denton County and Tarrant County, and those buyers arrive through web forms, Facebook lead ads, text messages, review sites and phone calls at every hour. Most of those leads cool off before anyone replies. The assistant sits on those channels, replies within the same conversation, gathers what a rep needs to know and puts the lead in front of the right person for that territory. Each feature below is optional. Discovery decides which ones belong in the first release, based on where your team currently loses the most deals. Everything is tested against your own real enquiries, with names removed, before it goes live.

Explain your project
  • Lead qualification on web and chat

    The assistant asks the questions your best rep asks first: budget band, timing, location, trade-in or existing contract, decision maker. Answers are stored as fields, not buried in a transcript, so your CRM views and reports stay usable. Thresholds are yours to set, and you can change them without a developer.

    Reps open a lead and already know whether it is worth a call today.

  • Consent-aware text follow-up

    Follow-up texts go out only where the buyer opted in, with the wording, sender details and opt-out handling your counsel has approved. Every consent is stored with its source, timestamp and the exact language shown, which matters now that Texas treats marketing texts as telephone solicitation.

    Follow-up that keeps working without creating a compliance file you cannot defend.

  • Calendar booking by territory

    Buyers pick a slot from the rep who covers their area, whether that means a showroom on the north side, a model home in Prosper or a video call. Reminders and reschedule links cut no-shows without a coordinator chasing anyone.

    Meetings land on the right calendar the first time.

  • English and Spanish conversations

    Many Dallas households prefer Spanish for a large purchase. The assistant can hold the full conversation in either language, switch when the buyer does, and pass a note to a bilingual rep when one is available.

    Spanish-speaking buyers get the same speed and quality of answer.

  • Inventory and quote lookup

    For dealers and distributors, the assistant reads live stock, trims, lead times or price lists from your system and answers only from that data. When an item is not in the feed, it says so and offers a rep instead of guessing. Pricing answers follow the same rule: published figures only, or a handoff.

    Answers match what is actually on the lot or in the warehouse.

  • CRM write-back

    Contacts, qualification answers, consent records, meeting times and a short summary are written to Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics 365 or a dealer CRM through their APIs, with duplicates matched rather than created.

    One record per buyer, complete before the rep touches it.

  • Quiet hours and opt-out controls

    Outbound messages respect calling-hour windows in the buyer's own time zone, Do Not Call scrubbing, internal suppression lists and STOP requests across every channel. The rules live in configuration your compliance lead can read and change.

    Fewer messages sent that should never have gone out.

  • Inbound voice on your sales line

    After hours or during a rush, a voice assistant can answer the main sales number, take the caller's details, answer approved questions and book a callback. Callers hear at the start that they are speaking with an automated assistant and can ask for a person at any point. Recordings and transcripts follow the retention period you choose.

    Calls that used to ring out become booked callbacks.

  • Rep coaching notes

    Before each meeting, the assigned rep receives a short brief: what the buyer asked, which objections came up, what was promised and which questions the assistant could not answer. Reps walk in prepared instead of repeating questions the buyer already answered.

    First meetings start where the conversation left off.

  • Manager dashboard

    Sales managers see response times, qualification rates, booked meetings and handoffs by rep, source and location, plus conversations flagged for review where the assistant was unsure or the buyer complained.

    Coaching and tuning based on real conversations, not anecdotes.

Who this is for

Four kinds of Dallas sales operation we build for.

The North Texas economy is broad, so an assistant for a Plano software company looks nothing like one for a Mesquite truck dealer. These are the four situations we see most often from Dallas buyers. The common thread is a sales team with more leads than it can answer quickly, and a CRM that only tells part of the story. If your situation does not match one of these exactly, discovery is where we work out which parts apply and which do not. Smaller firms with a single location fit too, provided lead volume is high enough that slow replies are costing sales.

01

Dealership groups with several rooftops

Groups with stores spread across the Metroplex need an assistant that knows which store holds the vehicle, which sales manager owns the lead and how the group handles trade-in questions. We connect it to the inventory feed and the dealer CRM, and route by store and brand rather than by whoever is online. Used vehicle questions follow the same rules, answered only from the current feed.

Trade-in values stay with your appraisers; the assistant only books the appraisal.

02

Home builders selling in the northern suburbs

Builders with communities around Frisco, Prosper, Celina and McKinney field the same questions at every model home: lot availability, floor plans, school districts and move-in timing. The assistant answers from your approved community sheets, books tours with the onsite agent and keeps realtor-referred buyers tagged correctly. Realtor commissions and incentive terms are never quoted by the assistant; it routes those to your sales agent.

School and HOA details come only from documents you supply.

03

Distributors and showroom tenants

Wholesale sellers, including showroom tenants at Dallas Market Center, receive trade enquiries in bursts around market weeks. An assistant can confirm account status, collect resale certificate details for your team to verify, share line sheets and book appointments with the right account manager. Outside market weeks, the same assistant keeps reorder enquiries moving for existing accounts.

Tax-exempt status is always checked by a person, never by the assistant.

04

B2B firms with an SDR team

Software, telecom and professional services companies in Uptown, Las Colinas and Richardson often run outbound and inbound SDRs side by side. The assistant takes the inbound side, researches the company from your enrichment tools and books qualified meetings so SDR time goes into accounts that need a human. Meeting notes from the assistant feed straight into the account history your account executives already use.

Outbound prospecting stays with your SDRs and their own tools.

Six stages from first call to an assistant your reps trust.

  1. 01Discovery by video callWe review your lead sources, sales stages, territories and the moments deals stall today. Our team works with Dallas clients remotely, so discovery and every later review happen over video call.
  2. 02Source material auditProduct sheets, community guides, objection notes and approved claims are gathered and cleaned. The assistant only answers from this material, so gaps found here are fixed before launch.
  3. 03Conversation and handoff designWe script qualification paths, escalation triggers and the exact moment a person takes over, then test them with your top reps before any code is final.
  4. 04Integration buildCRM, calendar, inventory, texting and enrichment connections are built against sandbox accounts first, with field mapping your operations lead signs off.
  5. 05Compliance and accuracy testingWe test consent capture, quiet hours, opt-outs, Spanish replies and hundreds of awkward questions, and your counsel reviews message templates before anything reaches a buyer.
  6. 06Launch and tuningWe start with one source or one store, watch the flagged conversations closely, then widen coverage once accuracy and handoff quality hold steady.

Technology

What we build this with.

Large language models from the major providers, chosen per project, with retrieval over your own content. Integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365, Google and Microsoft calendars, and registered texting providers. Hosting sits in your own cloud account. Texting runs through registered business sender numbers, which mobile carriers now expect for application-to-person traffic.

01Mobile

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Flutter
  • React Native

02Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

03Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

What Dallas sales leaders ask before building an assistant.

It depends on channels and integrations, and we fix the dates during discovery.

A web chat assistant that qualifies leads and books meetings into one CRM is the quickest start. Adding texting, inventory feeds, several stores or a second language extends the build, and so does waiting on access to dealer or builder systems. We set a written schedule after the discovery call, with review points along the way, and phase larger scopes so something useful reaches buyers early. Expect the first useful release to cover one lead source well rather than every source poorly.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

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