Parley

Parley deploys an agent for each owner who wants to engage with investors, buyers, or hiring managers. The agent is trained on the owner’s thesis, speaks in the owner’s voice, and answers only to them, while Parley runs the infrastructure. The approach keeps the owner in control of decisions and access. The system emphasizes privacy, ensuring that memory and rules stay within the owner’s account.

From the owner’s side, the process begins by deploying an agent; the owner provides a thesis, notes, and calendar, and the agent gets its own link and inbox in the owner’s name. Requesters can contact the agent via a public link, email, Telegram, or forms, and the agent evaluates requests against the owner’s criteria and feedback. When a match occurs, a brief is prepared and a calendar meeting can be proposed.

Parley centers on the owner’s private workflow: the agent scores requests, uses asynchronous follow-up to fill gaps, and conducts meetings with prebriefed summaries. The owner can take over any conversation, and the agent remains private to the owner. The system supports a structured process from initial request to a briefed meeting, with honest feedback if there is no match.

The infrastructure is configurable like a teammate: it supports multiple channels (public link, email, Telegram, widget, API), includes a full audit log, and can push briefs into a CRM via webhooks and API. It offers calendar handoff and maintains privacy by design, ensuring the owner’s thesis and memory are not shared with other owners.

Use cases

• Investors screen every pitch against a fund’s thesis and book calls only with founders who fit.
• Vendor outreach handled by buyer-side agents who qualify vendors for a demo.
• Hiring managers get agents that talk to candidates for senior roles and shortlist matches.
• Accelerators and grant programs screen applicants year-round and interview teams that fit the cohort.