Do we have to use the AI features?

No. Tiv is optional, and Packative One does its job with it switched off. When you do use it, every change an agent proposes arrives as a card showing the proposed change with approve and reject buttons, and it expires after twenty-four hours if you do nothing.

Can it change our data on its own?

No. Every write is proposed, never applied. You approve or reject it. Agents triggered by an automation rather than by a person cannot write to your data at all unless you explicitly enable it, which means an automation cannot quietly become an editor.

Is Tiv something our customers talk to?

No. Tiv works inside Packative One, for your team. It drafts the message your salesperson sends, and your salesperson decides whether to send it.

What can it actually see?

Your workspace, and within it only what your role already allows. It answers from your own records rather than from anything general, which is also why the answers are specific enough to act on.

AI Supported Sales

Meet Tiv, the Sales Assistant That Has Already Read the Record.

Tiv is our name for the AI assistant built into Packative One. It works beside whatever you have open: it analyses an opportunity, tells you what is still missing before a quotation can be priced, drafts the follow-up that asks for it, and answers questions about your own numbers in plain language. Nothing reaches your data without your approval.

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What It Does

Four Jobs, All of Them Yours to Approve

Not a chat box bolted to the side. Tiv reads the record in front of you, works on it, and hands the result back for a decision.

Analyse an Opportunity, Then Act on It

Tiv reads the opportunity, its attachments, and the spec that came in, then says plainly what is still missing before anything can be priced. The follow-up email that asks for it arrives as a draft, ready to open in the composer.

A quotation-readiness check that names the specific gaps
A drafted follow-up email you review before it is sent
Lead score and full activity on the same record

The assistant panel: the opportunity summarised, the missing product dimensions identified, and a follow-up email drafted for review — The gap named, and the email that asks for it, on the same record.

Ask Your Own Data a Question

Instead of waiting on a report, ask in plain language. Tiv queries your own records and answers with a table or a chart, scoped to your workspace and to what your role is allowed to see.

Counts, splits, and breakdowns without opening a report builder
Answers as tables and charts, not paragraphs
Scoped to your workspace, and to your permissions

The assistant answering how many customers there are with a summary table, then breaking customers down by industry as a bar chart — A question in plain language, answered from your own records.

It Knows Which Screen You Are On

Suggestions change with the record in front of you: analyse this opportunity, summarise this quotation, auto-match these fields. The assistant reaches for the tools that fit the page rather than making you describe where you are.

Illustration of an assistant offering a different suggested action depending on the record open beside it

Approval Before Anything Is Written

Every change Tiv proposes arrives as a card showing exactly what it would do, with approve and reject buttons, and it expires after twenty-four hours if you do nothing. Agents started by an automation cannot write to your data at all unless you explicitly turn that on.

Approve or reject on every proposed write
Proposals expire after twenty-four hours
Automation-started agents are read-only by default

Illustration of a proposed change held in an approval card with accept and reject actions

Capabilities

What Tiv Does Today

Three things it is good at, described broadly on purpose. The useful version of this conversation is you telling us what you would want to ask it about your own operation.

Tiv is optional. Switch it off and this all goes back to being done by hand, which is exactly how it worked before.

Sales

It Reads the Record You Are On

The deal, the spec, and whatever is attached to it
What is still missing before a number can stand up
The message that asks for it, drafted and waiting
The context you would otherwise explain again

Common Questions

Questions You Are Probably Asking

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: No. Tiv is optional, and Packative One does its job with it switched off. When you do use it, every change an agent proposes arrives as a card showing the proposed change with approve and reject buttons, and it expires after twenty-four hours if you do nothing.
: No. Every write is proposed, never applied. You approve or reject it. Agents triggered by an automation rather than by a person cannot write to your data at all unless you explicitly enable it, which means an automation cannot quietly become an editor.
: No. Tiv works inside Packative One, for your team. It drafts the message your salesperson sends, and your salesperson decides whether to send it.
: Your workspace, and within it only what your role already allows. It answers from your own records rather than from anything general, which is also why the answers are specific enough to act on.