Compare ways to get help on sales calls
The short answer
There are three common ways to get help on a sales call. A call recorder saves the call so you and your manager can review it afterward. A meeting bot joins the call to record it and send notes. A desktop assistant like Veracity runs on your computer and helps while the call is happening.
01 · When the help arrives
During the call, or after it?
This is what splits real-time coaching from call recording.
02 · Where it runs
In the meeting, or on your computer?
This is what splits a meeting bot from a desktop assistant.
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Questions, answered.
Call recording saves the call so you can review it after it ends. Real-time coaching helps during the call, with the next question and answers on your screen while the buyer talks.
They overlap. A meeting bot joins the meeting as a participant, usually to record it. Call recording is about when you get help: after the call, from the saved call.
No. Veracity runs on your computer beside Zoom, Teams, Google Meet or Webex, so no bot joins the meeting. Before every call you confirm you have consent to record.
Yes. You can import transcripts from any recorder as .txt, .md, .csv, .vtt or .srt files, and those calls feed the questions on your next call with that company.
Keep reading
ExplainerWhat is real-time sales coaching?Help during the call, while it can still change the outcome.Read →
FeaturesWhat Veracity does before, during and after a sales callEvery feature, in the order you meet it.Read →
FAQVeracity questions, answeredMeetings, documents, consent and what you get after the call.Read →
