“we now have automated, actually, a decent number of core functions within the company. For example, our customer support agent, and you can imagine at Vercel, a lot of our cases are complicated and highly technical, now handles 93% of total caseload. Similarly, our content agent is used heavily by the marketing organization and did 96% of our major content updates last quarter.”
Jeanne DeWitt Grosser, Chief Operating Officer. Runs operations at Vercel and created the go-to-market engineering team behind its internal agents, so she is in a position to know their cost and staffing; she speaks as an executive of a company that sells AI tooling.
Vercel sells AI or agent tools or services, so it has a reason to publish flattering numbers about AI. The passage stays in the archive; read it with that in mind.
How this was checked
Not yet checked by an independent second reader. The wording, speaker and date come from the source linked above; treat it as a lead until it is confirmed.
Two whisper passes of the original audio agree on every content word quoted: pass 1 is the full-audio transcription, pass 2 a separate re-cut clip with about 5 seconds of margin. The video has no usable captions. Spoken filler and restarts are kept; every disagreement or likely mishearing is marked with …. Normalization: punctuation (the passes' dashes shown as commas), and the company name, which both passes spelled as sound-alikes ('Versal', 'Purcell', 'Versailles') and is written 'Vercel'. Speaker named in the video title and description as Jeanne DeWitt Grosser, COO of Vercel. Vercel sells AI tools and hosting for AI agents. The sentence's opening 'After 10 months of working with this go-to-market engineering team…' is left out because pass 2 began mid-sentence. Second reader (2026-11-08): dispute. Reviewer saw: The words match except for the company name. Whisper has 'at versal a lot of our cases are complicated', where the passage has 'at Vercel'. No captions available, so I cannot back the passage's spelling with a second transcript. Probably a mishearing, but strictly a dispute. The 93% and 96% figures match.
How to cite this passage
Jeanne DeWitt Grosser (Vercel), “Going from 10 to 1 SDRs. How We Deployed AI Across our Sales Org with Vercel's COO”, SaaStr AI (YouTube); talk at SaaStr AI Annual 2026, 2026-11-04, at 00:54. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXHLbr4W-8s Archived at https://the-ai-record.com/passages/vercel-support-agent-handles-93-percent-content-agent-96-2026
Context. Vercel's COO, making the case that agents change the build-versus-buy decision, gives the running cost of the lead qualification agent she described at the start.