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Lior h.

GTM operations managerSmall-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

10/18/2026

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We stopped losing context when conversations moved between systems.

One thing that has always bothered me about working with customer and prospect data is that the information is usually there, but the full story isn’t. You can open a CRM record and see the contact, company, and some activity, but that doesn’t necessarily tell you how the person knows your team, what conversations have happened before, or whether someone else in the company already has a relationship with them. What I find interesting about Knock is its Private Relationship Graph. Rather than looking at every person or account in isolation, it can connect available CRM history, previous interactions, professional relationships, and engagement context. That gives you a broader picture of the relationship instead of making you piece everything together manually. I also like that the context isn’t limited to one contact. Understanding who your team already knows at an account, which relevant people you’ve interacted with, and where relationships are missing can be useful when you’re trying to understand the account as a whole. For me, the important distinction is that this goes beyond having more data in a record. It’s about making the information around a relationship more useful when someone needs to act on it.

ilit m.

RevOpsSmall-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

10/18/2026

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We made account ownership mu across territories

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The part I’d focus on is how we manage account ownership across territories. In our setup, assigning someone to the right rep isn’t always as simple as looking at one field in the CRM. You might have an account owner, a contact owner, or a territory rule to consider, and the right assignment depends on which information is available. What I like about Knock’s approach is that you can prioritize CRM ownership fields and have the routing logic check them in order. If an existing owner is available, Knock can use that ownership; if not, it can fall back to the configured routing segments. Those segments can use information such as region, company details, and CRM fields, rather than relying on one generic assignment rule. The routing simulator is another useful detail because it lets you test an example and see how the ownership checks and segment matching work before putting the logic live. For a RevOps team, being able to inspect why a record follows a particular path is just as important as setting up the rule itself. It gives us a more structured way to handle account ownership and territory-based routing without treating every assignment as an isolated decision.

Verified User in Animation

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

10/18/2026

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Our follow-up finally adapts to what the prospect actually did

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One thing that I like about Knock AI is the way it handles follow-up once prospects interact with the meeting links. We used to think that if a meeting was booked, we were already halfway to converting the prospect. But that's not always how it works. People can lose interest before the call, and sometimes qualified prospects leave without booking at all. With Knock AI, the follow-up depends on what the prospect actually did. If someone books a meeting, Knock sends a personalized LinkedIn message from the rep they'll be meeting, confirms the meeting, and asks if there's anything they'd like to cover. If someone qualifies but doesn't book, Knock follows up and invites them to choose a time. I like that we're not treating both situations the same way. The messages are relevant to what happened, and the rep doesn't have to remember to send each one manually. Plus, when a prospect replies, the conversation and lead details show up in Slack, so the rep can pick things up without having to search for the original interaction. It's a small part of the sales process, but it's an important one. Getting someone interested is one thing. Keeping that conversation going until the actual meeting is another.

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Lior h.

We stopped losing context when conversations moved between systems.

ilit m.

We made account ownership mu across territories

Verified User in Animation

Our follow-up finally adapts to what the prospect actually did

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