Walk in with context.
See the meeting, the customer, and what you learned last time.
See meeting prepThe right question. The answer you need. A clear next step. Quiet guidance while the conversation is still happening.


Where does the conversation get difficult?
From your Discovery playbook ↗We need our sellers to be more consistent.
From getting ready to following through, keep the customer at the center.
See the meeting, the customer, and what you learned last time.
See meeting prepFollow your playbook with a helpful nudge when the conversation changes.
Explore PlaybooksReview the conversation, approve useful updates, and make the follow-up yours.
See the follow-throughA small floating assistant brings the next question and relevant context into view. Move it, soften its opacity, or pause it whenever you need.
What made the last tool hard to adopt?
Good conversations take turns. Build a branching playbook that follows the customer’s answers and keeps the next useful question close.
Explore PlaybooksBring your product guides, approved answers, and customer context together. Find what’s relevant without leaving the conversation.
Read the knowledge guideChoose a sales motion, agree on what success looks like, and review the experience together.
↗ Pilot guide · Section 2Stay present, handle questions, and leave with a next step.
Explore solutionGive the team a shared way to prepare and practice.
Explore solutionTurn your training into guidance people can use on a call.
Explore solutionConnect meetings, customer context, and reviewed updates.
Explore solutionConnect Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook to bring upcoming meetings into view. Open the meeting, check the context, and start RevConvo when you’re ready.
See integrationsAdoption is the main concern. Bring a simple pilot plan for five sellers.
The useful part of a conversation should travel with the customer, long after everyone leaves the meeting.
Capture what prompted the conversation, the concern behind the question, and what the customer wants to change.
“The team needs a simpler way to prepare.”Review who will do what, and when. A clear action gives the follow-up a reason to exist.
Share a pilot outline before Thursday’s review.Bring that context to the next meeting so you can move the conversation forward.
Pick up the customer’s question, without starting over.Practical reading for the calls you have every day.
Move from a broad pain point to the situation behind it.
ExploreTurn founder knowledge into a shared discovery and follow-up workflow.
ExplorePlaybooks, live assistance, and what happens next.
ExploreRevConvo runs on your Windows desktop and uses the audio sources you select. You decide when to start, pause, and stop it.
Yes. Build your conversation paths in Playbooks and add approved source material in Knowledge. Keep the two connected without mixing their jobs.
Review the summary, suggested field changes, and follow-up draft. Choose what to keep before updating customer records.
No. The desktop experience uses hosted AI services for transcription and assistance. Visit Security & Privacy for the data-flow overview.
We’ll walk through your sales process, your playbook, and the moments where a little guidance makes a difference.
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What would make this pilot useful for everyone?