The AI workspace for your testimonials

The AI workspace for your testimonials

The client said something brilliant about your work. It was in an email. Or a Slack message. Or during a call you recorded. Or a LinkedIn recommendation. Or a review on a third-party site. The praise exists, but it's scattered across channels in a way that makes it unfindable when you need it. The prospect asks for references, and you know three clients have said great things, but producing the specific quotes means searching your email, scrolling Slack, and re-watching recordings.

Testimonials are some of the most valuable sales assets you have, and they're almost always unmanaged. Fabric puts every piece of client praise in one searchable library. Find the right quote for the right pitch by industry, by topic, by outcome.

Collect from every channel

Forward testimonial emails to email-to-note. Screenshot LinkedIn recommendations and Slack messages. Clip website reviews with the web clipper. When the client says something great during a recorded call, the transcript captures it. Every form of praise converges in one searchable library.

AI search finds testimonials by meaning. "Testimonials from healthcare clients" finds them. "Every time a client mentioned our speed" finds the pattern. "The quote about the rebrand results" finds the specific one. The search reads across every format: emails, screenshots, transcripts, and documents.

Find the right quote for every pitch

The AI assistant surfaces the most relevant testimonial for any situation. "Find a testimonial that matches this prospect's industry and challenge" searches your library and returns the best fit. "Pull together every positive thing clients have said about our onboarding process" produces a synthesis. The right social proof at the right moment.

Annotate with permissions and context

Annotations let you add context: "approved for website," "verbal only, get written permission," "use for healthcare pitches," "client prefers anonymised." The annotations are searchable, so "every testimonial approved for the website" or "testimonials I can use for enterprise pitches" produces the right set.

Connected to case studies and sales materials

Testimonials live alongside case studies, proposals, and pitch decks. When building a pitch, the testimonial, the case study, and the proposal are all searchable in the same library. Publish testimonial collections with link analytics for prospects who want to see social proof.

Organised by industry, topic, and client

Smart organization tags testimonials by the content they discuss: industry, service type, specific outcomes. Testimonials about speed group together. Praise about creative quality clusters. The organisation happens from the content, not from manual tagging.

Who uses Fabric for testimonials

Agency owners building proof points across clients. Freelancers collecting client praise for proposals. Sales professionals adding social proof to pitches. Founders showcasing customer love to investors. Solopreneurs managing their reputation.

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FAQs

Can I search testimonials by industry or topic?

Yes. AI search finds testimonials by meaning across every format.

Can I collect testimonials from emails, Slack, and calls?

Yes. Forward emails, screenshot messages, and the AI finds praise in call transcripts.

Can the AI find the best testimonial for a specific pitch?

Yes. Describe the prospect and the AI assistant surfaces the most relevant quotes.

Can I annotate with sharing permissions?

Yes. Annotations let you mark what's approved for external use.

Can I share a testimonial collection with prospects?

Yes. Publish with link analytics.

Are testimonials organised automatically?

Yes. Smart organization tags by topic and industry.

Can I find praise in meeting recordings?

Yes. Call transcripts are searchable. The moment a client praised your work is findable by what they said.

Is my data secure?

Yes. Fabric uses AES-256 encryption and is CASA Tier 2 compliant. Your data is never used to train AI models.