Most sales coaching is a session. Ours reads every call. Each rep gets their next move. Then we check the next call to see if they ran it.
The session lands. The reps nod. And the calls on Tuesday sound exactly like the calls last Tuesday. Not because the coach was wrong — because nobody was on the next call to check.
A rep changes what they do when someone sees them do it. A workshop can’t.
Then the week wins. A handful of calls get reviewed. The rest don’t.
And the number is a quarter late.
Every one, in your buyers’ own words. Already record calls? Keep the recorder — we read what it captures.
One instruction for their next call, from your playbook. Word for word. Coached after the call, never whispered during it.
Did they run it? That’s the only question. Their numbers move call by call — counted, not guessed.
How many of your reps ran the winning move on a live call. And the one pattern to coach this week. If you have a sales manager, the brief is theirs.
That’s the difference between sales coaching and a sales coach. Someone is on every call. The next one gets checked.
Picture Monday. The brief says half your team ran the move last week. You know what to coach before the meeting, not at quarter end.
No score without proof. Every note shows the exact moment in the call and what to say next time. Then the next call shows whether they said it.
Example data. In RevHeat, this is your rep and your playbook step.
“Our win rate was up just under 300% in 6 months. We had the most profitable year in the history of our company, and our conversations with prospects improved almost instantly.”

“You’re not handed a playbook and left to figure it out. Ken and his team are with you in the trenches, building it step by step. If you’re serious about growth, this is the team that will help you get there.”

Inside seven days, we count how many of your reps actually do what your playbook says on a live call. We show you that number. You see it again every week after that. Thirty days later we count one last time. If it didn’t go up, you don’t pay.
And the count is the smallest thing you’re holding at day 30:
And you keep what we found. At day 30 we hand you the exact changes that close more of your deals — in writing. Those are yours. Even if you take the refund.