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LiveCRM or Deskhand for an agent that writes to your CRM?

LiveCRM describes itself as a layer that keeps Salesforce and HubSpot true, with an MCP server and runs your agents dispatch. Deskhand is a CRM of its own, built so an agent can be its operator. The question is whether your records already live in Salesforce or HubSpot.

Side by side

	LiveCRM	Deskhand
What it is	An MCP server and product over your existing Salesforce or HubSpot CRM; the page lists sixty-seven tools.	A hosted CRM and email desk the agent writes to directly.
Before anything is written	The page says approved by default: you confirm before anything is written; creating a run and dispatching one are separate permissions.	Off by default. A workspace setting (`auto`, `email`, `all`) plus a per-agent override.
Undo	The page says a whole run, or a single record, goes back to exactly how it was, with 90-day rollback on every write.	Revert one change or a whole agent run from Activity. Records edited since are skipped and reported.
Record of changes	Every write is recorded with the value before it.	Audit log with agent, run, before and after values.
Agent autonomy	A permission you set at the tenant level.	One key per agent, with scopes, a rate limit, a daily send cap and a pause switch.

Facts about LiveCRM are what its own pages said when opened on 2026-11-02. Pages change; check the source.

Deskhand's own controls

Email. Agents draft email; drafts wait in the To send queue in the console.
Price. Free during early access: 3 agents, 1,000 records. See pricing.

Choose LiveCRM if

Your CRM is already Salesforce or HubSpot and you want data-hygiene runs over it with confirmation and rollback.

Choose Deskhand if

The agent needs a CRM of its own: its own key, caps and a pause switch, with contacts and email drafts in one place.

Sources

LiveCRM (livecrm.ai), opened 2026-11-02

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