No stack rebuild, no migration project. You design the process, connect what you already use, and the engine runs it.
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Days, not quarters. Defining a process, connecting the channels it needs and setting the integrations is configuration — the engine is already built.
No. Glove sits above the systems you already run and calls them as actions at the right step. Nothing gets replaced to get started.
Knowing how the process should work: what to offer, when to wait, when to escalate, what usually closes. That is the raw material; the engine turns it into something executable.
Every run leaves data on what produced outcomes and where it stalled. Actions get scored against what has actually closed, so the process gets more effective without anyone rewriting it.