Seal

Your CRM just keeps track of your deals.
Seal works them.

Seal reads your inbox, follows up on every deal in your book,
and flags anything that needs you.

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The follow-up

Seal works the deals you aren't looking at.

Seal reads your email and calendar all day, every day. What needs you gets flagged. What you've allowed Seal to handle gets handled.

See the permissions →
Your seller hasn't replied since the buyer meeting→Writes the follow-up from what the seller last said

What Seal read, from your seller on September 8

Good meeting today. Let me sit with the numbers over the weekend and I'll come back to you.

What Seal wrote, from your own sent mail

Needs you

Following up on Tuesday's meeting. Any questions on the numbers, or should we find a time this week?

The seller said the 2026 year-to-date P&L was coming Friday→Asks the seller again on Monday, on the schedule you set
A buyer signed the NDA a week ago and hasn't opened the CIM→Follows up to see whether that buyer is still interested
The lender asked for the lease and nobody sent it→Asks the seller for the lease and updates the lender
A new buyer emails about a listing→Adds the buyer and builds their profile

Sample data.

Your buyer book

Seal builds every buyer's profile from what they sent you.

Every buyer you've worked with gets a profile, built from emails, documents, and call notes.

Sign a listing and the buyers who fit are already there. You can see why each one matched, in their own words, before you pick up the phone.

If something important is missing, you can send a buyer a short form to fill in the rest.

Beacon Specialty Foods

Listing signed August 28. $2.7M ask, $912K SDE. Private-label food manufacturing in Cobb County.

12 of 214 buyers fit
BuyerWhat they asked forCriteria matched

Marcus Feld

Feld Brothers Foods

Food manufacturingAtlanta to Jacksonville$2M to $3.5MSBAOwner-operator
5 of 5

"We're looking at private label or contract manufacturing, anywhere from Atlanta down to Jacksonville."

Email, March 4

Priya Raghunathan

Copperline Capital

ManufacturingSoutheast$2M to $4MCashOwner-investor
5 of 5

"Management has to stay. I'm not moving to Georgia to run a plant myself."

Call notes, May 22

Tom Boyette

Individual buyer

Food and beverageGeorgiaUp to $3MSBA prequalifiedOwner-operator
5 of 5

"Prequalified for about $2.8M, and I'd want the owner around for six months."

Email, January 17

Angela Ruiz

Ruiz Provisions

Food manufacturingSoutheastAdd-onSize not statedFinancing not stated
3 of 5

"We run two co-packing lines in Alabama already and we'd take on the capacity."

Email, June 9
Ranked by criteria matched.

Marcus Feld

Feld Brothers Foods

5 of 5 matched
Food manufacturingAtlanta to Jacksonville$2M to $3.5MSBAOwner-operator

"We're looking at private label or contract manufacturing, anywhere from Atlanta down to Jacksonville."

Email, March 4

Priya Raghunathan

Copperline Capital

5 of 5 matched
ManufacturingSoutheast$2M to $4MCashOwner-investor

"Management has to stay. I'm not moving to Georgia to run a plant myself."

Call notes, May 22

Angela Ruiz

Ruiz Provisions

3 of 5 matched
Food manufacturingSoutheastAdd-onSize not statedFinancing not stated

"We run two co-packing lines in Alabama already and we'd take on the capacity."

Email, June 9

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Getting to close

Seal keeps your buyer and your seller up to date.

You see the whole deal.

A buyer sees their own thread and the documents you gave them.

Your seller sees where the sale stands, what you're waiting on from them, and how many buyers are interested without ever seeing a name.

Beacon Specialty Foods

Your listing

Beacon Specialty Foods

Ask

$2.7M

SDE

$912K

Buyers

17

On the market

10 days

Listing agreement signedAugust 28
Seller approved the CIM and teaserSeptember 2
On the marketSeptember 4
Buyers reviewingNow
Under LOI
Buyer and lender diligence
Closed

Buyers

Marcus FeldMet September 8

NDA signed, CIM opened three times

Priya RaghunathanReviewing

NDA signed, opened the CIM, no questions yet

Tom BoyetteNot opened

NDA signed eight days ago

Angela RuizNDA unsigned

Second reminder went out Friday

Waiting on

2026 year-to-date P&L from the seller

Asked three times, last September 9

Follow-up scheduled

NDA from Angela Ruiz

Reminder sent Friday, on your schedule

Followed up

Request the customer contracts

Are the top four accounts under contract, asked September 12

Waiting on the seller

A business you're looking at

Beacon Specialty Foods

Represented by Chattahoochee Business Advisors, NDA signed September 4

Documents you have

Confidential information memorandum (CIM)September 4
Financial summary, 2023 to 2025September 4
Equipment listSeptember 5
Tax returns, 2023 to 2025September 4
Lease and employee recordsAfter a signed LOI

Your questions

"How many hours a week does the owner work?"

Answered from the CIM, September 9

"Are any of the top four accounts under contract?"

With the broker since September 12

Next

Call with the broker

Wednesday, September 16, 10:00 AM

Call booked

Your sale

Beacon Specialty Foods

Listing agreement signedAugust 28
You approved the CIM and teaserSeptember 2
On the marketSeptember 4
Buyers reviewingNow
Under LOI
Buyer and lender diligence
Closed

Buyer interest

17buyers have signed an NDA

Nine have opened the CIM and seven have asked follow-up questions. Your broker has met two buyers in person.

Your broker keeps the names until the introduction.

Documents from you

2026 year-to-date P&L

Asked September 9

Waiting on you

Equipment list

Sent September 5

Done

Buyers

Marcus FeldMet September 8

NDA signed, CIM opened three times

Priya RaghunathanReviewing

NDA signed, opened the CIM, no questions yet

Tom BoyetteNot opened

NDA signed eight days ago

Angela RuizNDA unsigned

Second reminder went out Friday

Waiting on

2026 year-to-date P&L from the seller

Asked three times, last September 9

Follow-up scheduled

Documents you have

Confidential information memorandum (CIM)September 4
Equipment listSeptember 5
Tax returns, 2023 to 2025September 4
Lease and employee recordsAfter a signed LOI

Your questions

"How many hours a week does the owner work?"

Answered from the CIM, September 9

Buyer interest

17buyers have signed an NDA

Nine have opened the CIM and seven have asked follow-up questions. Your broker has met two buyers in person.

Your broker keeps the names until the introduction.

Documents from you

2026 year-to-date P&L

Asked September 9

Waiting on you

Equipment list

Sent September 5

Done

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Your old CRM

Moving your book over is Seal's job, not yours.

You send us the export and we bring your book in, at no charge.

Seal imports from the CRM you have now, or from the spreadsheet a lot of brokers run on.

HubSpotPipedriveSalesforceZohoLess Annoying CRMTupeloDeal StudioExcelGoogle Sheets

What Seal can take

Listings, at the stage they're at
Buyers and sellers, with their companies
Notes, call logs, and tasks
Files and attachments
Your custom fields, as you named them
Closed deals, so the history stays

How much of that list arrives depends on what your old CRM lets you export. Seal shows you what came in, so you can check it against what you had.

Your book exports the same way it came in, whenever you want it.

What your inbox adds

A CRM export brings the names. It doesn't bring the sentence where a buyer told you what they were looking for. They wrote that in an email, not in a field.

That sentence is what the matching runs on, so connect the whole mailbox, not just the last year. An inquiry from 2021 still says what that buyer wanted.

Your book is already full of buyers.
Seal tells you which ones fit your next listing.

Design partner spots are $49 per broker per month for as long as you stay.
The trial is 30 days, no card, and starts once your book is in and your inbox is connected.