Sales Call · Supercompany
Today, 14:00 · 3 participants
From invite to briefing, automatically
Before every external meeting, Trale puts together a briefing on who you're talking to, built from real research and your shared history, so you walk in ready instead of guessing.
Read the invite
Trale reads the invite and tells external guests from colleagues, so you can prep for the whole room or just the people across the table.
Weekly Product Review
June 19 | 1:00 PM → 2:00 PM (1h)
Meeting link
https://meet.google.com/abc-defg-hijDescription
Review key metrics every week: ARR, paying members, meetings/…
Attendees 5
Brede Y. S. KristensenOrganizer
Co-Founder & CTO · Supercompany
Samuel Nuri
Co-Founder & CEO @ Supercompany
Marcus Ruud
Junior Developer @ Supercompany AS
Petter Gundersen
CCO · Trale AI
Rune Selvik
Business Development Intern
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It does the homework
It looks up each external guest and pulls in every conversation you've already had with them. The legwork you'd do by hand, if you had the time.
Research each person
It pulls their current role, company, and recent context from sources across the open web.
Add the history
Earlier conversations in the same relationship are summarized so you keep continuity.
Marcus Ruud
Supercompany · 4 prior touchpoints
And finally
The briefing, in your inbox
It lands in your inbox before the call: who you're meeting, where you last left off, and a few ways to open. One skim and you're set.
Send the briefing
A clean briefing with common ground and openers lands in your inbox before the call.
TralePre-meetWeekly Product Review
Thursday, June 19, 2026
5 participants
Junior Developer at Supercompany
Oslo, Norway
View LinkedIn Profile →Common Ground
Both building Nordic B2B SaaS
You both work on sales tooling for teams across Scandinavia.
Noroff alumni
Marcus studied Applied Data Science there.
Why teams use it
Time back before every meeting
Shorter ramp-up
You skip the first ten minutes of finding your footing.
A warmer start
You open with something that actually connects.
Zero prep time
The research runs on its own, so nobody blocks calendar time to prepare.
