Automated CRM data capture
Connect business tools and CRM systems, then let DryMerge monitor email, calendar, calls, and other communications to extract CRM updates without manual entry.
DryMerge is an AI CRM automation product that monitors email, calendar, calls, and other business apps to update records automatically.
DryMerge is an AI product that automatically updates CRM records by monitoring business communications and related activity. It connects to sources such as email, calendar, calls, and other workplace apps, then extracts relevant details to keep CRM data current without manual entry.
The site positions the product for teams that rely on relationship and deal data, including sales teams, operations teams, asset managers, and startups. It also emphasizes custom fields, deal-process alignment, and support for major CRM platforms such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, and Pipedrive.
Connect business tools and CRM systems, then let DryMerge monitor email, calendar, calls, and other communications to extract CRM updates without manual entry.
Support for more than 50 business apps is described on the homepage, with examples including Gmail, Outlook, Slack, and Teams.
The product is designed to run continuously in the background so teams can keep using their existing tools while updates are captured automatically.
DryMerge says its agents can use custom fields and adapt to existing deal processes, so the CRM output matches how a team already works.
Pricing pages describe plan differences for email inboxes, calendar integrations, CRM updates, user seats, and call transcript integration.
The site also mentions options for custom integrations, self-hosted deployment, and enterprise-grade security features on higher plans.
Sales reps and managers can capture meeting notes, follow-ups, and account details from ongoing communication, reducing manual CRM entry after calls and meetings.
Operations teams can keep relationship data current across multiple systems by syncing information from email, calendars, and connected apps into CRM records.
Asset managers and similar relationship-driven teams can maintain recordkeeping for due diligence and client activity while continuing to work in familiar tools.
Teams with established deal processes can map the product to custom fields and objects so CRM updates follow their internal workflow rather than a generic template.
Organizations with higher-volume needs can use higher-tier plans for more inboxes, calendar connections, users, and support options.
The site says DryMerge’s AI agents monitor selected data sources such as email, calendar, calls, and related communications, then extract relevant information to update CRM records automatically.
DryMerge says it integrates with major CRMs including Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, and Pipedrive, with additional industry-specific CRM integrations mentioned on higher-tier plans.
The source says you can use DryMerge to update custom objects and fields, and that the agents can be tuned to fit your deal process and communication style.
The pricing page shows a free plan, paid individual and business plans, and enterprise plans with flexible contracts. Business and enterprise tiers are described as offering white-glove onboarding and dedicated support channels.
DryMerge states that its infrastructure is hosted in the United States, that external AI models do not learn from customer content, and that enterprise plans can include additional security options such as self-hosted deployment.