For companies that sell to big customers
Stop your deals waiting on your own team.
Girard takes a big customer's demands, gets each one decided by the right person on your side, and hands your rep the answer.
No card. No commitment. Your first deal is live the same day.
Girard is doing
Drafting 11 new security answers
7 of 11 drafted · a source on every claim
Filling the buyer's questionnaire
Waiting on
18% discount on a two-year term
Finance owner · over the limit
2 daysLiability cap at 24 months
Legal owner · shown what you accepted before
1 dayNeeds from you
Approve the reply
To Priya Raman, from your own mailbox. Open items read “Answer to follow”.
Today
- 09:02Dana forwarded “Before we can sign” with three attachments.
- 09:03Split into six asks, each with its owner.
- 09:03Answered 131 of 142 security questions from past decisions.
- 09:05Asked the finance owner about 18% on a two-year term.
A sample deal. The always-on agent view is in early access.
- Gmail
- Outlook
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- MCP
- Salesforce
- HubSpot
- Docusign
- PandaDoc
- QuickBooks
- NetSuite
It doesn't wait to be asked.
Girard works every open deal, before anyone opens it.
Keeps watch
Sees each new buyer demand the moment it arrives.
Early accessKnows what's missing
Every step to signature, its owner, and a warning if the date will slip.
Early accessMoves your own team
Each owner decides their part by email, Slack or Teams.
Available nowBriefs your rep
Every morning, before each buyer meeting, and after it.
Early accessDoes the paperwork
The buyer's own forms, filled in and approved.
Available nowNever speaks out of turn
Nothing reaches a buyer without your team's sign-off.
Available now
Next: its own browser for buyer portals, your Drive, Dropbox and CRM documents, and talks with the buyer's agent.
For anyone whose big customers make big demands.
Different paperwork, same problem: the deal waits on your own team.
Suppliers selling to big buyers
Manufacturers, distributors, logistics, medical devices
What the buyer asks for
- “Register in our supplier portal by Friday.”
- Payment terms pushed to 120 days
- Insurance certificates and supplier forms
Forms filled in their format, terms kept inside your limits.
Software companies selling to enterprises
Software and services companies
What the buyer asks for
- A 300-question security review
- Changes to the liability cap
- A discount on a multi-year deal
Answers from what your team already approved, new questions to their owners.
One product for both: the same stretch, from yes to signed.
One forwarded email. Every owner decides their part.
Nobody learns a new tool. Owners decide from email, Slack or Teams.
- Security questionnaire.xlsx
- Contract changes.docx
- Supplier packet.pdf
Girard proposes: Two-year agreement, new deal
ConfirmBring one stuck deal. We'll show you how it moves.
No card. No seats: one subscription for your company. Your first deal is live the same day.