Stop tab-switching. Pelican brings all your tools into one conversational command center.
Execute complex multi-platform workflows in seconds. No more CSV exports, VLOOKUPs, or manual data entry.
"Find all VP-level contacts at SaaS companies in our closed-lost pile from last year, enrich them with mobile numbers using LeadMagic, and add them to the 'Q1 Re-engagement' sequence in Outreach."
"Identify accounts with renewal dates in the next 90 days, check their support ticket volume in ServiceNow, and if it's high, flag them in Salesforce as 'At Risk' and Slack the CS lead."
➜ Find all accounts in 'NY' with > 100 employees, enrich with Apollo, and sync to HubSpot.
1. SELECT * FROM Account WHERE BillingState = 'NY' AND Employees > 100
2. APOLLO.ENRICH(accounts)
3. HUBSPOT.UPSERT(accounts)
Operation complete. 14 accounts synced. View Log
| Platform | Auth Type |
|---|---|
| Salesforce | OAuth via CLI |
| HubSpot | Private App Token |
| Apollo | API Key |
| Outreach | OAuth 2.0 |
Connect once, query anywhere. Pelican handles the authentication and API differences so you can focus on the data.
Don't spend your evening filling out fields. Just talk. Pelican listens to your post-meeting brain dump and automatically populates the right fields in Salesforce.
"Hey, just got off the call with Acme. They loved the demo but budget is tight. The decision maker is Sarah, she's the VP of Engineering. We're moving to the 'Proposal' stage with a close date of next month, probably around the 15th. Deal size is looking like $45k."
UPDATE Opportunity SET
StageName = 'Proposal',
CloseDate = '2025-02-15',
Amount = 45000,
NextStep = 'Follow up with Sarah (VP Eng)'
Dread making schema changes? Pelican scans your reports, flows, and automations to tell you exactly what will break before you commit a change.
"Rename the Negotiation stage to Contract Sent"
Found 3 dependencies:
- Q4 Pipeline report (filter)
- Sales Forecast report (filter)
- Opp Alerts Flow (condition)
We know how sensitive your revenue data is. That's why Pelican is designed as a local-first application.
API keys stored locally in ~/.pelican/config.json
Credentials are never sent to our servers
Built on the battle-tested VS Code architecture