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BP-011Sales & Marketing

AI Sales Assistant

A tireless SDR that researches accounts, drafts outreach, and keeps the pipeline moving.

Project range
$5,000–12,000
AWS running cost
$60–300/mo
Time to deploy
3–5 weeks
Best-fit industries
B2B services, SaaS

Executive summary

An assistant that works alongside your sales team: it enriches each account, drafts personalized outreach grounded in your value proposition, suggests the next best action, and updates the CRM automatically. It turns a rep's scattered follow-ups into a disciplined, always-on cadence without adding headcount.

Business problem

Reps spend the majority of their day on research, note-taking, and CRM hygiene instead of selling. Follow-ups slip through the cracks, outreach is generic, and pipeline data is perpetually stale — so forecasting is guesswork and deals stall for want of a timely nudge.

Architecture

AWS services

Amazon API Gateway

Networking
  • Assistant request endpoint
  • Rate limiting and throttling

AWS Lambda

Compute
  • Orchestrate research, drafting, and CRM sync
  • Apply cadence and next-best-action rules

Amazon Bedrock

AI / ML
  • Personalized outreach drafts grounded in your messaging
  • Summaries and recommended next steps

Enrichment adapters

Integration
  • Pull firmographics, funding, and news signals
  • Normalize into a common account profile

Amazon DynamoDB

Database
  • Account and activity state
  • Cadence tracking per opportunity

Amazon EventBridge

Messaging
  • Schedule follow-up steps
  • Emit events for downstream automation

AWS Secrets Manager

Security
  • CRM and email provider credentials
  • Rotated, never in code

Amazon CloudWatch

Observability
  • Logs, metrics, and cost tripwire alarms

Data flow

  1. 1

    A rep adds or opens an account; Lambda gathers context from the CRM and enrichment adapters.

  2. 2

    Bedrock drafts personalized outreach grounded in your value proposition and the account's signals.

  3. 3

    The rep approves or edits; the assistant sends via the connected email tool and logs the activity to the CRM.

  4. 4

    EventBridge schedules the next cadence step; DynamoDB tracks where every opportunity stands.

  5. 5

    Next-best-action suggestions surface daily so no deal goes quiet — reps act on a prioritized queue.

Security considerations

  • Least-privilege IAM; per-user and per-IP guards to prevent misuse.
  • All CRM and email credentials in Secrets Manager with rotation.
  • Human-in-the-loop approval before any message is sent by default.
  • Account and contact PII encrypted at rest and in transit, isolated per client.

Cost considerations

  • Lambda, DynamoDB, and EventBridge are pay-per-use and near-$0 at idle.
  • Bedrock drafting is the main variable cost — cents per generated message.
  • Enrichment adapters can use existing subscriptions to avoid new per-lookup fees.

Scalability

  • Serverless throughout; scales with rep count and campaign volume.
  • New enrichment sources or CRMs attach as adapters — no core rewrite.
  • Cadence logic and messaging are configurable per team and per segment.

Deployment roadmap

Phase 1 — Messaging & data

Week 1
  • Capture value proposition, personas, and cadence rules
  • Provision AWS foundation and connect the CRM

Phase 2 — Build & integrate

Weeks 2–4
  • Build the orchestrator and drafting flow
  • Wire enrichment, email, and CRM adapters

Phase 3 — Pilot & tune

Week 5
  • Pilot with a small team
  • Tune prompts, cadence timing, and next-best-action rules

Future enhancements

  • Auto-generated call prep briefs before every meeting.
  • Deal-risk scoring that flags stalling opportunities.
  • Conversation intelligence from recorded calls feeding coaching.
  • Territory-level pipeline analytics into the executive dashboard.