Accounts under management
How many customer accounts Quantesic will monitor, summarize, and surface for your team to act on — the book you protect is the first input.
Quantesic is priced by the shape of your workspace — the accounts you manage, the modules you turn on, and the systems you connect. One track: contact sales, and a quote built around your operating model.
A team covering hundreds of strategic accounts has different needs from one protecting a concentrated renewal book. Four inputs shape every quote — none of them a seat count in isolation.
How many customer accounts Quantesic will monitor, summarize, and surface for your team to act on — the book you protect is the first input.
Which modules you turn on first: the core platform, plus any licensed add-ons the team needs as it grows into a technical tier or a leadership view.
The systems that hold your customer context — support, CRM, email, meetings — and how much has to sync, in which direction, to keep the spine honest.
A focused pilot on one team and one segment, or a broader operating layer across the whole post-sale motion from day one.
Every workspace starts with the full core platform. Three modules are licensed add-ons — the same license gates the product enforces — so you scale into a technical queue or a leadership view when the team is ready, not before.
Every scope carries the same platform-wide guarantees — the parts that make fragmented signals into context your team can act on.
Inbox, CRM, Account Health, Knowledge Base, and the customer Portal — the full platform, not a starter slice.
Hypotheses, drafts, and syntheses a person approves before anything ships. The context is ready. The judgment is yours.
Every record is scoped to your workspace. Nothing is shared across tenants, and no model trains on your data across customers.
Reviewed-workflow mutations, tenant-scoped access, AES-256-GCM token sealing, and ACL-aware AI.
Read the security postureSalesforce, HubSpot, Gmail, Outlook, Zoom, and Google Calendar connected during setup and kept in step.
See the integrationsSource mapping, workspace configuration, and rollout planning, with direct support through early adoption.
SAML SSO, OIDC, and SCIM 2.0 provisioning — supported and available for enterprise rollouts, enabled per rollout rather than on by default.
A live view of open work, at-risk revenue, and where attention is needed across the whole book.
If a few of these are true, a walkthrough will scope quickly.
The fastest path is a walkthrough with your account structure in mind. These cover the starting point.
No. Quantesic is a single contact-sales track, priced by the shape of your workspace — account coverage, the modules you turn on, and the systems you connect. A named tier would misprice most teams in one direction or the other.
The core platform — Inbox, CRM, Account Health, Knowledge Base, and the Portal — is the base of every workspace. Support Engineering, Implementation & SOW, and Leadership are licensed add-on modules you turn on when the team needs them, so you are not paying for a technical tier before you run one.
Yes. Data is strictly per-tenant: every record is scoped to your workspace, nothing is shared across tenants, and no model trains on your data across customers. AI account access is ACL-aware, and sensitive text is masked before it reaches a model.
Yes — SAML SSO, OIDC, and SCIM 2.0 provisioning are supported and available for enterprise rollouts. They are enabled per rollout as part of onboarding rather than switched on by default.
It depends on scope and the systems you connect. We start with source mapping and a rollout plan, and many teams begin with a focused pilot on one segment before expanding to the whole book. We will size it honestly in the walkthrough.
A rough account count, the systems that hold your customer context, the modules you want to lead with, and the team that will live in the workspace. That is enough to map value and recommend a rollout shape.
We will walk through how Quantesic scopes the workspace, which module to lead with, and how the quote maps to the value your team can reclaim.