See it work.
Seven moments from the live product: from a morning already sorted to the next client found.
Every screen below is the real product on a demonstration dataset: Harbour & Fenn, a fictional Manchester marketing agency. Nothing is a mock-up.
The deal that died quietly
A keen reply. A proposal sent. Then a busy fortnight, and the thread slips out of sight. Thirty-two days of silence later, nobody can say what happened. Your tools watched it die, because they only record what you type into them.
Limena is the CRM that reads everything, notices what’s slipping, and does the work. Seven moments from the live product:
Your morning, already sorted
While you were out, Limena read everything that moved. By the time you sit down, the brief is written, ranked, and one click from action.
- The brief names the priority“The Quenby RFP is the priority: budget signed off, proposal needed by Friday, her reply is 26 hours old.” Written for you, from your own data.
- Nothing here was searched forThe slipped renewal, the going-cold contact, the unanswered reply: surfaced, ranked, and waiting when you sat down.
- Every card has a next stepAct takes you straight to the record. Snooze what can wait. Dismiss what you disagree with, and it learns.
Ask, and get the real answer
No reports to build. Ask in plain English; get the answer in priority order, with the working shown.
- Triage, not a data dumpFour open deals, ranked by what the week actually turns on, including the renewal already past its close date.
- The working is visible“2 steps · read the daily brief”: every answer shows what Limena looked at before it spoke.
- Every record one click awayEach deal it mentions is a live link into your CRM, not a name you have to go and find.
It acts; you approve
Every write stops at a card: the exact change, spelled out. Confirm and it’s saved and audit-logged. Reject and nothing happened.
The AI proposes; a person always approves.
Drafts that have read the history
Generic AI writes “Dear valued client”. One click on any contact and Limena reads the history first, then drafts the email and hands you the pen.
- Grounded in the recordThe scoping session, the growth targets, the Friday deadline: pulled from the contact’s history, not a template.
- “Change something”Shorter, more casual, more formal, more direct, or say what to change in your own words.
- Your voice, your callEdit anything before it goes. Nothing sends without you.
Every relationship, remembered
What did we do for this firm, and who did we know there? The whole history, compressed into a brief with a next step.
- The brief writes itselfThe rebrand that shipped, the handover that was sent, the fourteen quiet months: compressed into four honest sentences.
- A next step with names in it“A light-touch check-in with Alan Marsden or Kate Fielding”, not “re-engage the account”.
- The full paper trail underneathEvery email, meeting, call and note, threaded under the record it belongs to.
It finds your next clients
Describe who you sell to and Limena goes out to the open web: searching, reading, scoring every firm against your ICP with cited evidence.
- The open web, not a stale databaseLive searches against real firms (here, five named Manchester chambers), not a list bought last year.
- Scored with cited evidenceEvery fit rating links to the source that justifies it. Weak candidates say why they’re weak.
- You review before anything landsCompanies and people arrive in a review queue. Nothing enters your CRM until you approve it.
And when the delegate list lands
A partner forwards 50 prospects from an event. Drop the CSV in as it arrived; every row comes back with a verdict.
- 50 rows in, 37 safe to emailThe clean list, ready to promote to contacts, bind to a campaign, or export.
- “Unsubscribed” is a hard stopOne contact had opted out. Emailing them again is a burned relationship and a compliance problem, so Limena won’t let it happen.
- Recently contacted, caughtSeven rows a colleague wrote to weeks ago. You’d have double-approached them from the same firm.
A complete CRM underneath
The AI sits on top of a fast, considered CRM core, not instead of one.
Straight answers on security and data
Isolated by the database itself
Every firm’s data is separated by row-level security, enforced in the database rather than just application code. A misconfigured query returns nothing, never someone else’s data.
Email sends from your own mailbox
Connect Gmail or Microsoft 365 and mail goes out as you, from your own account. Limena never runs its own mail servers. Connecting grants read access to your mailbox so replies land on the right contact’s timeline; the people-discovery scan is a separate switch, off until you turn it on, and it reads only sender, recipients, and date, never message contents.
Your data stays yours
Export it or delete it, any time. Right-to-erasure under GDPR is a real, built path, not a support ticket.
Not used to train AI models
On the managed tier, the AI provider does not train on data sent through the API. Firms that want more control can bring their own AI key.
Data stored in the UK
Application data is stored in the UK. AI processing runs with Anthropic in the US by default; the longer answer lives on the trust portal.
Speaks the open agent protocol
Limena ships an MCP server, the open standard AI agents use to talk to tools. Point Claude Desktop at your CRM today; future agents work with it without anyone building an integration.
The longer answers live on the trust portal. If your question isn’t covered, ask us and you’ll get the honest answer, including “not yet” where that’s the truth.
Run it on your own data for two weeks
A demo shows you the mechanics. Your own data is what convinces. The trial is 14 days, full-feature, and we set it up with you.
- 1Connect your mailboxGmail or Microsoft 365, in the first session, sending as you.
- 2Clean a real listBring the messiest prospect list you have. You’ll feel it before the day is out.
- 3Decide with evidenceBy day 14 you’ll know exactly what it saves you, in your own numbers.
You add a card up front, nothing is charged for 14 days, and we email you before the first charge. Cancel with one reply and the trial still runs its full two weeks.
A note on what you’ve seen: every screenshot on this page shows the live product on the Harbour & Fenn demonstration tenant, a fictional dataset we use openly on demos. It is not a customer’s data, and no screen has been mocked up or retouched.









