Object Graph for revenue context
Oliv organizes revenue data into an Object Graph so activities are attached to the right account, contact, deal, renewal, or expansion. This creates the context the agents use to work across the customer lifecycle.
Oliv is an AI agent platform for revenue teams that helps manage pipeline, meetings, CRM updates, research, forecasting, and coaching. It supports modular pricing, a 14-day free trial, and integrations with common sales and communication tools.
Oliv is an AI agent platform for revenue teams. It combines a context graph, specialized small language models, and workflow agents to help sales organizations manage pipeline, meetings, CRM updates, research, forecasting, and coaching.
The product is designed to work across the revenue lifecycle rather than as a single-purpose assistant. The site emphasizes that Oliv analyzes deal and account context in depth, then uses agents to carry out recurring work such as tracking opportunities, preparing meetings, updating records, and generating follow-up actions.
Oliv also positions its architecture around revenue-specific context. Its Object Graph attaches activity to the right account, contact, deal, renewal, or expansion, while its Intent Graph uses fine-tuned models for common revenue questions so outputs stay tied to the actual customer record and workflow.
Pricing is modular and annual, with separate packs for meeting insights and deal insights, plus the option to use Oliv Notetaker or continue with an existing recorder. The site also says training, support, implementation, and integrations are included, and that teams can start with a 14-day free trial.
Oliv organizes revenue data into an Object Graph so activities are attached to the right account, contact, deal, renewal, or expansion. This creates the context the agents use to work across the customer lifecycle.
The Intent Graph uses 100+ specialized small language models trained for recurring revenue questions such as pains, budget, decision criteria, and competitive landscape. Oliv positions this as a way to keep outputs tied to the customer record instead of generic retrieval.
AI agents take on recurring work such as pipeline tracking, deal management, CRM updates, meeting prep, follow-up, research, and coaching. The site describes these agents as handling responsibilities end to end rather than only generating suggestions.
The pricing page says Oliv analyzes over 100 data points to surface pipeline truth and support deal and forecast work. It also offers deal insights such as deal health scoring, lifecycle tracking, and roll-up forecasting.
The site lists integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Gmail, Outlook, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Gong, Chorus, Fireflies, dialers like Aircall, Dialpad, and Orum, plus LinkedIn. This supports syncing across CRM, email, calling, and meeting systems.
The pricing page includes a free 14-day trial and says teams can start using Oliv instantly, with full customization typically completed in 2–4 weeks.
Use Oliv to keep opportunities current when reps are busy or notes are scattered across calls and emails. The Pipeline Tracker and CRM Manager are designed to sync stages, notes, and field updates back to the CRM automatically.
Use the Meeting Assistant and deal-focused agents to prepare for calls, capture notes, assign action items, and send follow-ups. The site also says Oliv can surface changes before a meeting so reps can adjust their prep.
Use Researcher and Intent Graph outputs to build account dossiers, identify buyer pain points, and map decision makers before outreach or a customer conversation. This is aimed at helping teams work from account context rather than isolated snippets.
Use Deal Driver and Forecaster to flag risks, track deal movement, and create pipeline or forecast updates for managers. The pricing page also points to deal health scoring, lifecycle tracking, and roll-up forecasting.
Use the onboarding, customer success, and enablement agents to track handoffs, spot renewal or expansion signals, coach behaviors, and keep playbooks current. These scenarios are supported by the site’s lifecycle coverage, though page-level detail is limited.
Yes. The pricing page says Oliv is fully modular, so teams can buy only the packs they need, such as meeting insights, deal insights, or customer insights, and add more later.
No. The pricing page says training, support, implementation, and integrations are included in the license price.
Yes. Oliv says it offers flexible pricing, including discounts for larger teams and long-term commitments.
Yes. Oliv says it handles full data migration from tools such as Gong, Avoma, Fireflies, and Clari, including recordings, transcripts, notes, and metadata.
Oliv says it integrates with major tools including Salesforce, HubSpot, Gmail, Outlook, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Gong, Chorus, Fireflies, dialers, and LinkedIn. The site also says setup can start instantly, with fuller customization typically taking 2–4 weeks.