Investors have paid billions for AI that takes over one high-value workflow – legal-AI firm Harvey, accounting-AI firm Basis. SalesCloser is doing it in the live customer conversation, and unlike most of them, it’s public.
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A Canadian microcap just announced that it bagged an engagement with a regional division of one of the world’s top five social media platforms. SalesCloser Technologies’ (TSXV: SCAI) (OTCQB: SCTLF) (FSE: MJ5) AI platform is being used to run applicant qualification for one of the customer’s high-volume onboarding programs. The Company announced the engagement on July 31 and said full commercial deployment recently began following a successful pilot.
The program is a selective one that recruits third-party participants who contribute to the platform, and it draws applicants in volume. Every applicant needs a conversation – experience, availability, suitability – and until now each of those conversations was handled by staff, one call at a time. SalesCloser’s AI voice agent now runs the qualification call. Per the Company, it asks the questions that determine program fit, assesses each applicant against defined criteria, and writes structured results directly into the customer’s own workflow system. Qualified applicants move on to a human-led interview, so the screening can scale while the decision stays with people.
“This engagement reflects exactly what we built SalesCloser to do – to take a real operational bottleneck that simply cannot be solved by adding people,” said CEO Ali Tajskandar. “Being selected to support a program at a globally recognized platform of this scale underscores the applicability of our technology in demanding, high-volume, consumer-facing environments.”
The Company says it anticipates usage under the engagement may expand as the deployment scales, though it notes that the timing and extent of any expansion depend on the customer’s requirements.
Four Notable Wins in Ten Weeks
The social platform is the fourth marquee customer SalesCloser has disclosed since late May, and each sits in a different industry.
A Latin American unit of a group ranked among the world’s ten largest life insurers is using the platform for customer onboarding and policyholder service. A 270-room beachfront resort belonging to one of the ten largest hotel groups has the agents taking after-hours room-service orders and sending them to the kitchen through a direct Oracle Hospitality point-of-sale integration, covering a shift that previously required dedicated overnight staff. And Xennox Solutions, a software provider to the global wellness and resort sector, is deploying multilingual agents with customizable avatars to support business development across the Middle East and Asia. Completing the four is the July 31 engagement, screening applicants for a regional division of a top-five social media platform. Apart from Xennox, the Company has not identified these customers by name in its disclosure.
A Category the Market is Paying Up For
Software that owns one high-value workflow has become one of the most richly funded ideas in technology. Harvey, which builds AI for law firms, raised $200 million at an $11 billion valuation on March 25, co-led by GIC and Sequoia. Fifteen days earlier, Swedish rival Legora closed $550 million at $5.55 billion, led by Accel. In accounting, Basis raised $100 million at a $1.15 billion valuation in February, according to Reuters, backed by Accel, GV and former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein.
Each of them followed the same approach: pick one workflow, learn it in detail, integrate with the systems it already runs on, and deliver a finished piece of work rather than a tool. Sequoia partner Pat Grady told CNBC that Harvey “wrote the playbook for what it means to be an AI-native application company.” Accel’s Arun Mathew, on Legora’s round, described the shift this way: “work is quickly shifting to end-to-end workflows run by agents.”
Inside the Platform
SalesCloser’s chosen workflow is the live customer conversation, whether that conversation closes a sale, onboards a policyholder or takes a room-service order. Its agents conduct live voice and video calls that qualify leads, run product demonstrations, handle follow-ups and book meetings, in more than 30 languages and integrated with existing CRM systems.
The patent portfolio targets the engineering that makes those calls work in production. The USPTO has granted the Company two U.S. patents — one covering the no-code interface that lets non-technical teams build their own agents, another covering real-time detection of voicemail and phone menus during outbound calls — and issued a Notice of Allowance on July 15 for an expected third, covering the booking of appointments inside a live conversation. Nine applications sit in the portfolio in total. In May the Company also commissioned its own NVIDIA Blackwell-class GPU inference cluster in Canada, which it says lets it fine-tune models on its own conversation data and keep customer data inside a controlled perimeter — capability it links to selling into regulated industries.
The financials are early but moving quickly. In Q2 fiscal 2026, the quarter ended March 31 and its first as a public company, revenue rose 224% year-over-year to C$382,755, gross margin reached 70.4%, and the Company closed the period with C$6.47 million in cash and no long-term debt. Annual recurring revenue exceeded C$2.0 million at the closing of its going-public transaction, more than six times where it stood a year earlier — a non-GAAP measure; see SEDAR+ for definition and reconciliation. Management has said it targets gross margin above 80% as the subscription base scales.
SalesCloser appears to be among the few publicly listed companies focused specifically on voice and video sales AI, a category whose best-known operators remain private. The Company’s CEO Ali Tajskandar will be presenting at the OTCQB Virtual Investor Conference on August 6, for those who want to learn more about the company.
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