How do you keep the promises that vanish when the call ends?
Half of sales and field work happens on the phone. Yet the terms agreed and the next steps are recorded nowhere.
Sending recordings to a server does not survive contact with the field, because customer conversations would leave the building. So the transcription happens entirely on the device.
When the call ends, who you spoke to, what was discussed and what was promised is already written up.
It is in development and being tuned against real call conditions.
The moment the call ended, the terms and the promise lived in one person’s memory.
Calls are transcribed on the device. Nothing has to leave the phone, so even sensitive calls are kept and recovered by person and by commitment.
What each screen does and the job it carries. These are live app screens. Contacts and the other party names are masked.
Calls, meetings and chats stack in one timeline. What happened is traceable by date.
Open one call and the topics, the decisions and the to-dos are already extracted. The time each was said is kept, so you can trace where it came from.
The day’s conversations gathered into one piece. Call and meeting counts, scheduled items and open to-dos on top, summary below.
To-dos and schedules that started in conversation, in one place, with overdue separated from done.
A meeting across the table only needs to be switched on. It is read on the device while it records.
Messages are treated as the same material as calls. Chat stops washing away and stays as a work record.
Enter from a contact to see what was discussed with them. Context collects around the person.