Dial your list
Setup requiredCall the next person on your list without hunting for the number.
Fewer clicks between calls.
A phone number connected in Settings.
RichRep gives your team the same help on every call and gives you the record afterwards — so coaching is based on the conversation, not a memory of it.
18
Conversations
12
Follow-ups drafted
9
Next steps agreed
Talk time per day
Sample trendYour team's contacts, conversations and follow-ups live together. People see the workspaces they belong to, and nothing else.
Review what was said, not what got typed into a CRM afterwards. Point to the exact moment in the conversation.
See which concerns keep coming up, how much your reps talk, and which conversations ended without a next step.
Members are invited to a workspace and roles decide what they can change. Recordings and transcripts stay inside it.
Invite the team
Create the workspace and invite your reps by email.
Connect the tools you use
Bring in contacts and calls from the systems you already work in.
Agree what good looks like
Set the playbook prompts your team should hear on a live call.
Coach weekly from real moments
Pick two conversations per rep and review them together.
Sample Prospect
Head of Ops • Sample Company
Call — 12 min
TodayBudget committed this quarter; revisit in 6 weeks.
Sent pricing summary and a short case example.
Call — 4 min
3 weeks agoWants fewer manual notes after each call.
Next step
Check back on 12 October with the quarterly budget question.
Set up your workspace, invite the team, and start reviewing real conversations.
Green works today. Amber needs your own account connected first. Grey is still being built, and you can try a sample screen.
Call the next person on your list without hunting for the number.
Fewer clicks between calls.
A phone number connected in Settings.
Ring three or five people at once and talk to whoever picks up.
More live talks per hour.
Calling for many lines at once is still being built. The sample screen never rings anyone.
See what to say next while you are still talking.
You keep your head in the talk, not in your notes.
Speech-to-text turned on for your workspace.
A helper answers, asks the basics, books a time, or passes it to you.
Nobody hangs up on a dead line.
Answering calls with a voice helper is not built yet. The sample below is a click-through only.
Run your opener or a hard question out loud before it costs you a deal.
Get the wobble out on a fake call.
Practice with a talking partner is not built yet. The sample shows the steps.
See who on your team is on a call right now, and drop in to listen.
Coaching without booking a meeting.
Live listening between teammates is not built yet. The sample uses made-up teammates.
Score a call against your own checklist, with the quote that proves it.
Coaching from what was really said.
Speech-to-text turned on, so there is a transcript to score.
Leave the same short message in one click and watch how your number is doing.
Less repeating yourself, fewer dead numbers.
Dropping a saved voicemail and number health scores are not built yet.
Your write-up is done when you hang up.
No end-of-day admin.
Speech-to-text turned on for your workspace.
One page per person: what was said, what you owe them, when.
Nothing goes cold.
Put the day's visits in a sensible order and send them to your calendar.
Less driving, more doors.
Map keys added by whoever runs your workspace.
Record a call, an online meeting, a meeting face to face, or a day of door-to-door visits.
Meetings get notes too.
Speech-to-text turned on, and your microphone allowed in the browser.
Industry news worth reading, and how your week is really going.
A reason to call, and proof you are improving.