Meet Milan.
Celorus makes Milan, the agentic workspace for GTM teams. Your day opens in Milan, and what you owe stays in front of you.
- Every fact cited to its source
- Works inside the AI tool you already use
- Nothing sent without you
One board: who to call first, why today, what you owe and by when.
One place for the whole working day.
The work of a sales desk, laid out as places: today, your accounts, the people in them, every conversation. What the agents found lands here as your morning. You see Milan's work where it happens, step by step, with the sources. Every change is written to your desk, where you can open it, trace it and undo it.
Honest first, then the person, then the work.
Milan speaks your language, plainly, even when the news is not good, and keeps personal talk off the desk. Warmth never softens a fact.
From the first mail to the last follow-up.
- Morning: the day opens with what moved overnight: mail waiting on you, chat to answer, meetings not yet on the calendar, conversations not yet logged.
- Before a call: the card is ready, with the reason and the first line.
- After a call: you say what was said; Milan writes the page and asks what you owe and by when.
- Evening: what is left, whose move it is (yours, Milan's, or waiting on us), and what comes next.
Five things, fixed.
Count a number.
Every figure comes from the record.
Guess.
Where the record is silent, Milan says "not available".
Send anything without you.
Drafts for your mail, messages and CRM wait for your word.
Bring personal talk onto the desk.
Soften a fact to be kind.
You set how Milan speaks to you.
How brief. What you are called. How much is explained. Which language. Nothing on the list above.
One desk, inside your AI tool.
Add the plugin, and the desk opens inside the AI tool you already use: Claude, Codex or Kimi.
Where the data sits: your desk sits in a folder on your side, or on Solo in your own Drive. The record answers from ours.
Win the room. Agents do the rest.
No deck. An hour with the people who built it, on your own book.