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465: Enterprise Sales Strategy: Closing Deals in 9 Days | Briq

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What if you could close enterprise SaaS deals in just nine days—even with clients in old-school industries? This episode of the SaaS Podcast dives deep with Basim Hamdi, co-founder and CEO of Briq, an AI automation platform shaking up construction and manufacturing tech.

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We focus on robotic, deterministic and probabilistic AI solutions to solve major work streams in what we call the physical industries.

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… We really focus on robotic, which is deterministic and problemistic AI solutions to solve major work streams in what we call the physical industries . So a physical industry just to start off is anybody that takes raw material and turns it into a product, takes a thing and makes stuff.

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Omar Khan interviews Basim Hamdi, co-founder and CEO of Briq, an AI automation platform for the construction and manufacturing industries. Basim shares how Briq pivoted through challenges, leveraged robotic process automation to overcome technical barriers, and developed a rapid enterprise sales strategy that closes deals in as little as nine days. The episode explores actionable strategies for SaaS founders aiming to scale in complex B2B environments.

Basim explains how his vision for the Construction Data Cloud was initially blocked by the lack of APIs in legacy construction software. The company nearly shut down before discovering robotic process automation (RPA) as a workaround.

After customers requested not just data extraction but data entry, Briq pivoted to digital workers—AI bots that could mimic human actions in legacy systems. This shift rapidly found product-market fit and grew ARR to $1.5M by 2020.

Never do anything for free—getting even a dollar from enterprise customers accelerates deal cycles, validates product-market fit, and sets the stage for scalable growth.

We focus on robotic, deterministic and probabilistic AI solutions to solve major work streams in what we call the physical industries.
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Go forth and crush—that’s actually my Slack handle.
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How Briq Closed Enterprise Deals in Just 9 Days

Ever wondered how a SaaS founder can land an enterprise deal in under two weeks? In this episode, I sit down with Bassem—founder of Briq, a company that skyrocketed to $1.5M ARR and 300 employees—who shares the real story behind closing deals in just nine days.

You'll hear firsthand how Bassem navigated the challenges of selling a brand-new product to risk-averse CFOs, and why zero logos didn’t hold him back. We get into the importance of focusing on a single customer pain point—like updating data—and how this laser-sharp approach led to rapid traction in the enterprise space.

There’s a lot to unpack here, from early mistakes (like building custom solutions for one client) to the lessons learned about team size and productivity. One of my favorite quotes from Bassem: “If you try to do everything, you end up doing nothing.”

If you’re building, selling, or scaling a SaaS business, you won’t want to miss these insights.

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