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Adcore Launches First Autonomous AI Agent on its Proposaly App; Reveals Roadmap to Deliver Fully Agentic Lead-to-Revenue Platform by End of Q2 2026

-- Adcore (ADCO.TO), a global player in sales and marketing technology with its AI-powered platforms, on Wednesday announced the launch of Proposaly's first autonomous AI agent, the 'Inbound Agent', and revealed an "aggressive roadmap" to deliver all three purpose-built agents by the end of the second quarter of 2026.

A statement noted that Proposaly is an Adcore application that unifies presentations, proposals, agreements, and payments.

Acore said two other agents, Outreach and Deal, will follow by the end of Q2.

CEO Omri Brill said: "Today, our Inbound Agent captures a lead and sends a proposal without anyone lifting a finger -- that is already an autonomous sales cycle, live, in production. Outreach and Deal will follow by the end of Q2. When all three are operational, Proposaly will handle the workload that currently requires an entire team of people and half a dozen disconnected tools."

Shares in ADCO were unchanged yesterday at $0.225.

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