Two cases of the Variety Pack to the Minneapolis office by Oct 3.
Confirm the kitStop running retail out of your inbox.
The sales operating system for selling into Walmart, Costco, Kroger, Aldi, Target and more. Every program, sample, PO and buyer, in one place.

Retail runs on memory. Memory drops things.
Every retailer runs its own playbook.
Walmart, Costco, Kroger and Aldi alone sell over $1.1 trillion a year, and each buys, sets up and reports its own way.
What generic tools see
- A deal with a stage and a dollar amount
- A contact with an email address
- A task with a due date
- A file in a folder somewhere
What a retail program actually is
- An item across every retailer and region, each with its own buyer, dates and reviews
- Samples, line reviews, vendor setup and each retailer's own paperwork
- Velocity by store and week, from each retailer's own sales data
- POs over EDI, invoices, deductions, and who gets paid
$1B+ in brands run on Dialed.
From $5M challengers to $300M category leaders, VC- and PE-backed.
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Every step, one place.
Each step has its own way to slip. Dialed keeps every one on the record.
Watch a brand run on Dialed.
Every page a brand client opens, in the order they open them.
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A CRM that knows every buyer.
Every buyer by retailer and region, every call and email logged, with Pearl's read on each.


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Every brand. Every retailer. One record.
Every retailer and region on one board, each with its buyer, dates and next decision.

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Every program, paced weekly.
Pace, punch list, demos, POs and the reorder call, on one card.


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Know the margin before you pitch.
Cost, price, units and every deduction. See what you keep, per unit and per program.
Change the price or the pack and every number updates, down to the pallet and the truck.
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POs in. Invoices out.
POs arrive by EDI or email. Invoices, payouts and payments follow on their own.


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She reads the inbox. You make the call.
Every email filed. Every next move drafted.
Live on one Costco brokerage's book, about six months. Hours back assumes 1 minute per email filed, 3 per document, 10 per call written up.
Her day with you
- 7:30Monday brief. Three things need you before Friday: the Buy Doc for the Southeast review, a quiet buyer in Los Angeles, a PO that doesn't match Costco.
- 9:00Overnight mail, filed. Every email lands on its brand, its buyer and its program. Attachments are filed to the right folder.
- 11:15A follow-up, drafted. Mateo hasn't replied in seven days. The note is written in your voice. You tap Send.
- 14:00Money caught. PO 001780644205 is $3,244 off Costco's number. The memo and the fix are one tap away.
- 16:30A straight answer. "Anything I owe MADE before Friday?" Two things on their side, one on yours, each with its source.
Under the hood
- One brain, two faces. The same 129 tools on chat and voice.
- 41 specialised agents. Harvesting, filing, memory, pipeline, money checks, briefings.
- Grounded or silent. Every number cites its source. No source, no answer.
- The right model for the job. Fast models read; frontier models reason.
- Nothing leaves alone. Pearl drafts; a person sends. Spend is capped daily.
- Your workspace only. Pearl learns your book, never another team's.


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Ask her anything.
She answers from your record and does the work you'd hand an assistant.
Just say it.
Talk to Pearl like your best assistant. She does it while you board.
"Pearl, send the Bay Area Buy Doc to Nadia and remind me Monday if she hasn't answered."
Done. Sent from your Outlook at 7:42 with the Buy Doc attached. Reminder set for Monday 9:00.
Pearl joins the call. She listens, answers from the record when someone asks, and writes the notes before you hang up.
"What did Costco pay on the Sumner PO?" $361,032, delivered Jul 1. Paid Aug 3, remittance 262918214.
Every call becomes a plan.
Notes, owners and dates, on both teams' lists.
Texas mid-program check with Samuel Achebe
Texas is pacing at $1,599 a warehouse a week against a $1,000 hurdle. Samuel wants demo coverage in window two and a PO recap before the reorder call on Oct 2.
- Jess Send the PO recapThu
- Elle Confirm window-two demo datesFri
- Marcus Approve demo staffingMon
- Sofia Updated shelf photosOct 1
Filed to the Texas program · tasks on both teams' lists · follow-ups on the calendar
Follow-ups, on time, in your voice.
Send from Outlook or Gmail, see who opened, and let Pearl keep the cadence.
One email, followed all the way
- SentBuy doc and pricing to Mateo Villanueva, Los Angeles buyer. Filed to the program.
- OpenedTuesday 9:12, then again Thursday 4:40. The attachment was viewed twice.
- QuietNo reply in seven days. Pearl flags it on your Monday brief.
- DraftedA short follow-up in your tone, with the new sample date. You tap Send.
- RepliedMateo answers. The next step lands on the program with a date.
What Pearl does for you
- Drafts in your voice. She learns each person's tone from their own sent mail. It reads like you, not like AI.
- Builds the cadence. Follow-ups, reminders and check-ins scheduled per buyer and per program.
- Tracks every send. Delivered, opened and viewed, on the record next to the program.
- Books the time. Reminders and meetings land on the shared calendar.
- Gets sharper every week. She learns from what you approve, edit and dismiss, and from everything filed in Dialed.
- Fixes herself. Checks her own work against the record and corrects what drifted, then tells you what changed.
Talk where the work is.
Channels by brand and team, group chats, and Pearl in the thread.

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The right update, to the right person.
Branded emails and phone alerts for what matters. Nothing reaches a buyer or brand without a person.
$84,210 · 2 items · ships to Bentonville DC Oct 12.
Open the PO$12,640 for the Sprouts September POs. Due Oct 26.
View the invoiceThree action items, two for your team, dated.
See the notesThe deck is drafted. Planogram photos still needed.
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Know where everything stands.
Every program, discussion and retailer, live, on desktop and mobile.
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Two sides. One record.
Your team runs it. The brand sees its own slice, live.

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Your whole workflow, in one place.
Connects to the mail, files, money and logistics you already run on.
Logos are trademarks of their owners and show the tools Dialed imports from or connects to.
Your own Dialed, day one.
Your people, brands and records, walled off from every other team.
Six things you stop doing.
One record. Two ways in.
Brands run their own. Brokers run their book and invite brands free.
Starter
$249/ month
- Unlimited items and programs
- Pearl, unlimited chat
- 300 voice minutes per user
- Costco resource hub
- Samples, files, POs and invoices
Growth
$699/ month
- Everything in Starter
- Automations and weekly reports
- Integrations: Outlook, Gmail, EasyPost
- Roles and permissions
- Priority onboarding
Scale
Custom
- Everything in Growth
- Single sign-on and two-factor
- API and webhooks
- More retailers beyond Costco
- A dedicated lead
Team
$599/ month
- 3 client seats per brand, free
- Pipeline by region, program runs
- Payouts and commission splits
- Pearl, unlimited chat
- 300 voice minutes per user
Brokerage
$1,799/ month
- Everything in Team
- Automations and reports
- Integrations and EDI add-on
- Roles and permissions
- Priority onboarding
Enterprise
Custom
- Everything in Brokerage
- Single sign-on and two-factor
- API and webhooks
- More retailers beyond Costco
- A dedicated lead
Annual plans save two months. Extra brands on a broker plan $29 each; extra client seats $10. When a brand on its own plan works with a broker on theirs, the two share one record.
Built to hold a brand's whole book.
Every seat sees only what its role allows. Nothing leaves without a person.
Access
- Single sign-on with Okta, Microsoft Entra and Google
- Two-factor sign-in for every seat
- Every seat scoped to its role and its brands
- Row-level security on every table, enforced in the database
- Banking details behind a passkey
Data and AI
- Encrypted in transit and at rest
- An audit log of sensitive actions
- Pearl drafts; a person approves every send
- AI spend capped every day
- A data processing agreement on request
See your book on Dialed.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your own brands and programs.