Discovery quality
Assess whether required questions were asked and meaningful answers obtained, using your own definitions of a complete discovery conversation.
For sales teams
Evaluate recorded customer conversations against your sales process. See what was explored, how your product was presented, and whether the next step was clear—with evidence your team can discuss.
A useful review connects a specific requirement to what was actually said. Give managers and representatives a shared starting point for discussing strengths, missed questions, and follow-up.
A complete review, step by step.
What matters, what counts as success, and what earns points
Examine each requirement and explain it with conversation evidence
Make sure the required answers and supporting details are present
Take a second look and resolve scoring disagreements
Calculate totals from the accepted results using your scoring rules
Capabilities
Assess whether required questions were asked and meaningful answers obtained, using your own definitions of a complete discovery conversation.
Evaluate the delivery of key messages against approved product information and the customer’s stated needs.
Configure analyses to surface objections and next actions. Require practical improvement guidance for scorecard requirements that were missed.
In practice
Use your discovery framework, messaging guidance, and review criteria to define the scorecard.
Process recorded audio or video and assess it against the appropriate meeting category and standards.
Discuss the supporting passages, use improvement guidance, and make structured results available to connected systems through APIs or exports.
Your company chooses the standards and follow-up information its reviewers need. Connections to a CRM can be built through supported APIs to make results useful in your existing workflow.