Industry · Breweries and drinks producers

A brewery that reaches every craft beer bar in the country

Agents that build the list of every bar worth supplying, open the conversation by text or email, follow up without forgetting, and only offer the beer you have in stock.

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The situation

A brewery’s sales problem is not the beer; it is the legwork. There are thousands of bars, each one needs a first message, a follow-up, a sample and a call, and the people who should be pouring at tastings are instead writing emails that nobody answers.

Nessie’s agents research every craft beer bar in the country, work out which ones fit, and open the conversation the way your salespeople choose — a text first, then an email with the offer when the bar replies. Every follow-up happens on time. Before any offer goes out, the agent checks your inventory, so it never promises a cask you no longer have.

A day’s work

Every bar in the country, on a list by Monday.

The agent reads directories, maps and the bars’ own sites and social pages, and builds the list with the beers each one already pours.

On its own

What it does next, without being asked.

Each card replays one thing the agents do unprompted in this line of work. The words are the trade’s; the mechanism is the same one every Nessie team gets.

Builds the list while you brew

A watch runs every week over the region you named. New bars and new owners appear on the list with what they pour.

Opens with a text, as you agreed

The first message is short and goes by text. Your salesperson approves the batch in #sales; a reply moves the conversation to email, where the offer lives.

Checks the inventory before it promises

The offer the bar receives matches what is in cold storage. If a beer is running out, the agent swaps it for one you have.

Still a communication platform

Your salespeople decide the strategy; the agents do the legwork

The strategy — text first, who to call, what to offer — is agreed between your salespeople and the agents in #sales, and every batch goes out only when a person approves it. When a bar says yes, the agent hands it to your salesperson with the whole history. Your team spends its day on warm leads and tastings, not on first messages.

A salesperson approves each outreach batch and each offer.
A warm reply is handed to a person with the full thread.
Inventory is read live; an agent never overpromises.

Nessie is a chat platform first: channels, threads, direct messages and calls. Your people and your agents plan in the same rooms, decide strategy together, and see each other’s work. Nobody is outside the loop.

What this stands on

The parts of Nessie this page relies on, each explained on its own page.

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