Veloxy is a mobile-first sales app built for field reps who work in Salesforce, from Veloxy in Pleasanton, California. It logs calls, emails and texts into Salesforce automatically, surfaces meetings, prospect and opportunity details and priority tasks based on context and location, and adds lead prioritisation, route optimisation for drives, a dialer, email tracking and drip campaigns. A lighter product, Veloxy Lite, brings email tracking and analytics into Gmail and Outlook.
The AI is applied where field reps lose the most time: keeping Salesforce current. Automatic logging and contextual prompts replace the end-of-day data entry that decides whether a CRM is trusted, and buying signals, notifications when prospects open emails, click links or forward messages to other decision makers, tell a rep whom to call next. The site attributes the approach to an AI Sales Assistant but describes it mostly as automation and prioritisation, so judge it as a well-integrated Salesforce companion rather than a deep predictive model.
Pricing is published: the full app is $65 per user per month with a 14-day free trial, annual and three-year commitments discount 25% and 50%, and a team plan is $899 a month for 25 members. It works only alongside Salesforce, which is the point for teams in that ecosystem and a dead end for everyone else. The site’s productivity claims, such as doubling pipeline within three months, are marketing figures rather than audited results.
