ASPR AI Launches Private Sales Agent Studio
- •ASPR AI launched Private Sales Agent Studio to run sales agents within customers' own cloud environments.
- •The company says its 11 agents cost one-tenth as much in tokens as generic AI and do not train on customer data.
- •New offline and online meeting notetakers support 50+ languages and send meeting outcomes or transcripts to business systems.
ASPR AI launched Private Sales Agent Studio, which runs its sales agents in a customer's own cloud using a large language model already approved by that customer's security team. The company also introduced Offline and Online Meeting Notetaker Agents, both of which support 50+ languages.
The studio is designed to keep transcripts, emails and deal notes inside the company's network during security review. ASPR says it does not train models on customer data and streams audit logs to the customer's SIEM (a system that collects and monitors security logs). Its 11 sales agents run on a contextual go-to-market layer, which ASPR says delivers high-accuracy results at one-tenth the token cost of generic AI.
Customers can work with ASPR's forward-deployed engineers to create custom agents, workflow automations and system integrations. These engineers work within the customer's environment alongside revenue operations, IT and sales teams, identify valuable workflows not covered by standard agents, and build using the same context engine and guardrails.
The Offline Meeting Notetaker Agent captures in-person meetings, including site visits and executive briefings, then syncs decisions, risks and next steps to the CRM. The Online Meeting Notetaker Agent joins video calls as a visible bot and creates transcripts labeled by speaker. ASPR co-founder and CEO Ganesh Iyer said the studio brings agents to company data rather than sending sensitive conversations to another cloud, and lets decisions made in conference rooms reach the CRM.