A shared GTM brain
Array’s ICP, personas, product context, messaging and playbooks become the shared foundation for agent execution across teams.
Expand Array’s use of Swan through a 90-day forward-deployed engagement that accelerates time to value across selected inbound and event workflows.
Array already generates demand through its website, demo requests and conferences. The opportunity is to turn those signals into consistent, contextual follow-up, with clearer visibility into what happens next.
Today, qualified website alerts reach a BDR channel in Slack, and reps work across tools to research and follow up. Event contacts need the same discipline: qualification, the right owner, relevant messaging and measurable execution.
As an existing Swan customer, Array can build on its current foundation rather than start again. This expansion connects intelligence to action around the workflows the team chooses first.
Swan helps 300+ teams deploy custom AI agents that improve conversion at every stage of the funnel. The foundation is a GTM brain—a shared context layer for your ICP, personas, messaging, and playbooks—that plugs into your systems of record. On top, agents carry out work across your existing tech stack, either autonomously or with humans in the loop, to power outbound, inbound, ABM, event motions, and more.
The capability set is broad, but the starting point is intentionally narrow: activate the demand Array already has. Start with qualified inbound signals and event contacts, bringing graded intent, account context and approval-ready outreach to the Slack workflows your BDRs already work.
Array’s ICP, personas, product context, messaging and playbooks become the shared foundation for agent execution across teams.
Tier inbound and event signals so the team focuses on relevant accounts. Content-only downloads stay in nurture unless additional intent warrants sales activation.
Bring account context and draft outreach into Slack for the appropriate AE or BDR, with product-first ownership and human approval where needed.
Connect approved workflows to Array’s existing systems and agreed sequencing tools, then track follow-up, meetings, opportunities and pipeline.
This is a 90-day forward-deployed engagement, not a pilot. Swan’s team works alongside Array to build, launch and improve a selected set of use cases, then equip your team to own and extend the workflows.
The launch scope recommends inbound activation and event follow-up together. Select the workflows now; optional use cases join only when you choose to prioritize them.
Turn qualified website signals, demo requests and intent-backed downloads into prioritized, rep-ready follow-up. Route context and draft outreach to the right BDR in Slack.
Qualify event lists, prepare contextual follow-up for the appropriate AE or BDR, and track touches, meetings, opportunities and pipeline by event.
Use fresh website activity, LinkedIn engagement or job changes to reconnect with past event and closed-lost contacts. Start with an export where needed.
Score paid visits before a form fill and show which campaigns attract ICP accounts, informing budget allocation and retargeting decisions.
You decide how quickly you want to run.
Align on scope, owners and access, then move from build to live execution and iteration within the engagement. Review approvals, follow-up consistency, meetings, opportunities and pipeline against agreed baselines—not assumed lifts.
The initial workflows establish a shared context layer and a repeatable way to deploy agents. From there, Array can expand across revenue motions at its own pace, choosing the next workflow based on team priorities and observed value.
Kibo started with stale 6sense intent, piecemeal ZoomInfo enrichment, and poor HubSpot hygiene across 15,000 accounts. Swan unified live intent, deep research, qualification, and contact enrichment to prioritize 576 accounts, activate 315 in sequences, and contribute more than $600K in pipeline—proving that better outbound begins with better data.
Kibo’s results demonstrate capability, not a forecast or promised outcome for Array.
Confirm Array’s launch priorities, the owners for inbound and event follow-up, and the approval and sequencing path. Then put the forward-deployed team to work on the expansion.