ASPR AI launches private sales agent studio and multilingual notetakers

Oct 23, 2026
ASPR AI launches a studio that runs sales agents in customers' cloud environments, plus meeting notetakers supporting more than 50 languages.

ASPR AI announced in a press release Private Sales Agent Studio, which runs its AI sales agents in a customer's cloud using a large language model approved by the customer's security team. The company says customer transcripts, emails, and deal notes remain within that environment, while audit logs can stream to the customer's security information and event management system.

Customers can work with ASPR AI engineers to create custom agents, workflow automations, and system integrations. The studio also supports the company's 11 existing sales agents, which work with customer relationship management systems on tasks including meeting preparation, record updates, coaching, and sales staff onboarding.

ASPR AI also released Offline Meeting Notetaker Agent for in person meetings and Online Meeting Notetaker Agent for video calls. Both support more than 50 languages, with the offline agent sending decisions, risks, and next steps to customer relationship management systems, while the online agent produces transcripts labeled by speaker. The studio and both meeting agents are available now.

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