Smarter AI, Better Decisions—So Leaders Can Lead, Not Micromanage

Time is the most limited resource for any leader or key decision-maker.

At CRSTBL (pronounced ‘crystal ball’), we know this firsthand. Our founders bring over a century of combined experience across SMEs and Fortune 500 companies—spanning sales, marketing, finance, operations, and the C-suite. After building and implementing hundreds of processes, one truth stands out: even the most well-designed systems fail to scale without the judgment and problem-solving skills of key managers.

That’s where we come in. CRSTBL leverages advanced AI to replicate human decision-making, capturing the nuanced judgment and expertise that drive a business forward. Our AI is tailored to each company, learning how owners and managers think, then embedding that intelligence directly into workflows and datasets (BI, CRM, ERP, and more).

The result? Smart AI agents that oversee critical decisions—quotes, discounts, allocations, purchase orders, returns, and refunds—ensuring every move aligns with leadership’s expectations.

Founded in 2024 and based in Los Angeles, CRSTBL builds AI that keeps businesses running as intended—so leaders can focus on what matters most, without being pulled into every decision.

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