Sales Insights

AI-powered insights that automatically detect key moments in your sales calls - objections, pricing discussions, next steps, and more.

Sales-Focused Feature

Insights is designed for sales teams and is disabled by default. Enable it in Settings to start detecting key moments in your meetings.

What Are Insights?

Insights automatically scan your meeting transcripts to identify critical moments that matter for sales success. Instead of reviewing entire recordings, jump directly to the moments where:

  • A prospect raised an objection
  • Pricing was discussed
  • Next steps were agreed upon
  • Challenges or concerns were mentioned

Insight Categories

Next Steps

Follow-up commitments, meeting scheduling, and action items mentioned during the conversation.

Pricing Discussions

Quotes, costs, payment terms, discounts, and any financial discussions.

Budget Objections

Financial constraints, budget concerns, and cost-related pushback.

Authority Objections

Lack of decision-making power, need for approval from others.

Need Objections

"We don't need this" or questions about product-market fit.

Timing Objections

"Not the right time," delays, or timeline concerns.

How to Use Insights

1. Enable Insights

Go to Settings and turn on Sales Insights. You can customize which insight categories to detect.

2. View Insights in Meetings

After a meeting is processed, click the Insights tab to see detected moments. Each insight shows:

  • The exact quote from the transcript
  • Timestamp when it occurred
  • Speaker who said it
  • Category (objection type, next step, etc.)

3. Review Context

Use the timestamp on each insight to find the corresponding moment in the transcript tab. This helps you review the full context around important statements.

Key Workflows

Best Practices

  • Review objections promptly: Address concerns while they're fresh
  • Use next steps for follow-up: Don't let commitments slip
  • Share with your team: Organization members with access can see insights from shared meetings
  • Refine your pitch: Recurring objections indicate areas to improve