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Sellyx

A sales team for your cloud services business.

Buyers come with a migration, a growing bill, a compliance need or a support gap. Your digital team works out which, proposes a call, finds companies whose needs match what you do, and hands outages and security reviews to your architects.

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  • Asha, digital employeeAshaLead Responder
  • Arjun, digital employeeArjunSDR Outreach
  • KKabirCommunity
  • Ravi, digital employeeRaviCustomer care

Cloud services

Where sales slip today

  • Enquiries say “need cloud help” and take three emails to understand.
  • Follow-ups slip in a busy month, and partner work is won on follow-up.
  • Compliance questions from banks or government need your architects, not a template.

How the sale runs, with your digital team

Each step, as it often goes for cloud partners and managed cloud providers today, and what your team does instead. A person approves every message.

  1. An enquiry comes in

    TodayYour architects read it between projects.

    Asha, digital employee

    With your teamAsha reads every enquiry from your lead sites, mailbox, WhatsApp and enquiry form, marks it a lead or not, and gives a fit score with the reasons.

  2. What they need

    TodayThe first call is spent on basics.

    Asha, digital employee

    With your teamAsha asks which cloud the buyer is on or plans to use, whether it is a migration, a new system or help with an existing setup or bill, and whether their data must stay in a country.

  3. The reply

    TodayReplies promise savings before anyone looks.

    Asha, digital employee

    With your teamAsha drafts a reply that proposes a call. She gives no savings figures before a review, no compliance claims outside your approved knowledge and no uptime promise beyond the cloud’s own.

  4. Outages, RFPs and security

    TodayUrgent and formal requests share a queue.

    Asha, digital employee

    With your teamWhen a buyer mentions a migration, a commitment, an RFP, a security review, an outage or compliance, Asha hands the buyer to your team with their own words as proof.

  5. Where your buyers talk

    TodayGood questions in forums go unanswered.

    K

    With your teamKabir reads the cloud and DevOps communities you choose, drafts helpful replies for a person to post, and adds businesses asking to buy to your contacts.

What your team already knows about Cloud services

Set up by Sellyx in the Cloud services and managed cloud pack. Facts about your own business come only from the knowledge you approve.

Questions Asha asks buyers

  • Which cloud are you on today, or planning to use?
  • Is this a migration, a new system, or help with an existing setup or bill?
  • Do you have rules on where your data must stay?

Hands the buyer to you when they mention

  • migration
  • commitment
  • RFP
  • security review
  • outage
  • compliance

Never says

  • guaranteed savings
  • 100% uptime
  • unhackable

And leaves these to you: savings figures before a review; compliance claims not in the knowledge; uptime guarantees beyond the cloud's own.

Lead sites set up for you

  • LinkedIn
  • GeM
  • Clutch

Checks that you have

  • Partner tier with each cloud (AWS, Microsoft, Google Cloud)
  • ISO 27001
  • GST registration
  • Udyam registration
  • List of your engineers' cloud certifications
  • Migration and cost-saving case studies
  • Managed services scope and service levels

Communities to watch

  • cloud migration
  • DevOps and platform teams
  • startup founders and CTOs
  • cloud cost management
Industry background your team starts with

How buyers choose

  • Buyers come for one of a few reasons: moving to the cloud, a bill that keeps growing, a compliance need, or support they lack in-house.
  • Cloud bills are based on use and change each month; buyers value a single GST invoice in rupees and help reading the bill.
  • Reserved capacity and savings plans lower the cost of steady workloads in exchange for a one- or three-year commitment.
  • Startups often ask about credits from the clouds' startup programmes.

Rules buyers bring up

  • AWS, Azure and Google Cloud all have regions in India, which matters to buyers who must keep data in the country.
  • RBI requires payment system data to be stored only in India; SEBI has a cloud framework for the entities it regulates.
  • Government buyers generally use cloud service offerings empanelled by MeitY.
  • India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 applies when the systems hold personal data of people in India.

What buyers check

  • Your partner tier with each cloud and the certifications your engineers hold.
  • Migrations you have done for similar businesses, and who supports the systems after go-live.
  • Security practices, access control and whether the accounts stay in the buyer's own name.

General knowledge of the industry, not facts about your business. Pack content as of 2026-11-04.

Questions owners ask

Set up for how you sell:

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Will it promise savings?

No. “Guaranteed savings” is never said, and figures wait for your review.

What if a client reports an outage?

The message goes to your team at once.

Where is Sellyx’s own data kept?

In India.

Want your team working before the next enquiry?

Tell us what you sell and where your buyers come from. We set up your team with this industry’s pack.

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Early access includes 10,000 free credits for 15 days.