Small advisory teams often lose momentum in live conversations because the right line or proof snippet isn’t available at the moment it matters. In this focused episode Bob interviews a CRM integration engineer and a seller who ran a compact, low-risk Live Seller Assistant pilot that surfaced one-line prompts, objection counters, and next-step scripts in a CRM sidebar in suggest-only mode. Listeners will get a practical blueprint: pick one in-call scenario, build a low-code read-draft-approve flow, size a 30-day pilot for ~20 calls, and track conservative success gates like Qualified→Pilot lift and adoption rate. The episode balances technical architecture (webhooks, sidebar vs extension, audit logs) with seller change management, compliance guardrails, and a short internal checklist listeners can use to run a safe pilot. Episode resources are framed as show materials and a downloadable pilot pack for listeners who want implementation templates and prompt recipes.