The agent builds your ideal customer profile from real deal history: win rate by segment, anti-ICP, and scored personas for outbound. You run it all by chat.

Install this AI agent for win-loss analysis from the ASCN marketplace and get your first ideal-customer profile in the very first session. Refer a colleague through the referral program and you both earn credits. Pay for 6 or 12 months and the subscription costs less. See current pricing at ascn.ai/pricing.
You usually know your ideal customer by gut feel. Deals close on facts. Outbound sprays a wide list, marketing brings the wrong leads, reps burn weeks on segments that convert at 12%. A consultant win/loss study runs $2,000–5,000 and takes weeks.
ICP Engineer is a ready-made AI agent for the ASCN platform and an AI agent for win-loss analysis that builds your customer profile from real deal history:
You run it through a normal chat in ASCN or Telegram. Nothing to assemble by hand — the agent creates the spreadsheet with the right columns and connects services when you ask.
No coding. You run it by chat, and you get your first ICP the same day.
Across rollouts, the first run surfaces 2–3 segments where win rate is 2–3x the average, plus one anti-segment eating up to 40% of team time at under 15% conversion.
Results depend on data volume and quality: on 20–50 deals these are directional signals, not scientific significance. The agent owns the honest math; accuracy grows as you add deals.
B2B SaaS startup — logistics software
- Setup: 42 deals exported to Google Sheets, ICP document in Docs
- Result: found that 73% of wins were 10–50-person companies via referrals; enterprise ate 40% of time at 12% conversion
- Savings: dropped enterprise outbound, freed roughly 10 SDR hours a week
Performance marketing agency — B2B services
- Setup: 30 deals in Sheets, notifications to Telegram
- Result: 3 scored personas for cold email, a "hot lead" threshold on a 100-point scale
- Savings: about $3,000 on a win/loss study they no longer needed
Case figures are illustrative — an expected effect, not verified results. Your outcome depends on your niche, data quality, and setup.
Stop guessing who your customer is. Pull the answer from deals you've already closed. 🔥🔥🔥
Install ICP Engineer, load your deal history, and see today who to sell to first — and who to walk away from.
No. The agent installs from the marketplace and runs by chat: you say what you need, and it creates the deals spreadsheet and connects services itself.
20–30 closed deals or more, both won and lost. Fewer still works, but the agent marks the findings as preliminary and suggests filling in more history.
There are no direct CRM connectors. Data comes in through a Google Sheets export or a CSV in chat; exporting from amoCRM, Bitrix24, HubSpot, or Pipedrive takes a couple of minutes and the agent walks you through it. You can wire a CRM in via a custom MCP server if you want.
Connections use official OAuth, tokens live in encrypted storage and never reach chats or logs. Deal data stays in your spreadsheets — amounts and client names aren't saved to the agent's memory. You can revoke access to any service anytime.
A chatbot answers questions. This agent does the work: it cleans the spreadsheet, computes segments, maintains the ICP document, and checks for new deals on schedule.
The agent won't report statistics on samples under 5 deals. Those slices go into a "low data" block and the conclusion is flagged as a hypothesis to test in interviews.
Yes. The ICP document can go to an SDR agent for outbound, which then prospects against that profile. Agents pass data through an API bridge or a shared channel.
Yes. Connect Telegram as a channel and the monthly data check with its change delta arrives there. The agent's logic stays the same.
