New Sales Intelligence APIs and UIs deliver auto-generated, context-aware call scores, summaries and conversation insights for sales and revenue operations leaders to immediately improve results in their CRM
Today, Symbl.ai announced Sales Intelligence, which provides a fully programmable, context-aware sales coaching experience for sales and revenue operations leaders to immediately improve sales results. Symbl.ai Sales Intelligence supports sales reps with auto-generated call scores and summaries to increase data fidelity in CRM, and real-time sales guidance during every call. Symbl.ai Sales Intelligence features easy-to-implement low-code APIs and flexible UIs that remove the limitations and rigidity of today’s revenue intelligence tools by empowering organizations to deliver company-specific coaching experiences for every sales rep – embedded into your existing tools and apps.
With Symbl.ai Sales Intelligence, sales organizations can improve overall results by elevating the performance of sales reps in every conversation at each stage of the buying cycle – continuously adapting and fine-tuning performance based on the company’s specific sales methodologies, playbooks and processes.
“We are thrilled to partner with Symbl.ai to augment existing deal insights with conversation intelligence to remove blindspots in forecasting and follow-up actions for our revenue organization,” said M.H. Hines, CEO at Stack Moxie. “Symbl.ai supports easy integration into our CRM to populate missing call notes, enrich opportunity data from calls and convert unstructured recordings into Salesforce objects and details for easy and immediate insights. This not only saves time for our revenue operations team, but it also gives them access to cutting edge AI that natively makes our processes more intelligent and complete.”
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Symbl.ai Sales Intelligence helps sales organizations elevate sales rep performance during sales calls and multi-party conversations, while simplifying their sales environment to provide intelligence before, during and after every call, including:
- Immediate, Unbiased Call Scores in CRM: Delivers immediate, unbiased coaching on sales rep performance during customer and prospect conversations with call scores instantly populated into the CRM system, enabling sales reps to view their performance after every call to take the right actions to improve. Symbl.ai call scores measure performance across key aspects of the conversation, including communications and engagement, questions answered, forward motion of the call, and sales process adherence.
- Contextual Sales Conversation Insights: Auto-generates executive summaries, key questions, objections and next steps to ensure CRM data is accurate and complete, freeing sales reps to focus on effectively engaging with customers and prospects.
- Real-Time Sales Guidance: Enables sales organizations to configure and prescribe guidance for each sales rep based on evolving business environments, product roadmaps and sales processes, empowering sales reps with proven tactics during sales calls to overcome objections, effectively answer questions, deepen engagement, and emotionally connect with prospects and customers.
“Creating customized sales intelligence experiences with existing revenue intelligence tools, machine learning models and communication APIs is a tall order for businesses without extensive AI resources. It’s like trying to build your own revenue intelligence experience or augment an existing Gong-like platform. Consequently, sales organizations are being forced to settle for the general capabilities offered by existing point solutions,” said Scott Heimes, growth executive at PSG Equity and former revenue leader at ZipWhip and SendGrid. “As someone who has experienced the process of creating unique customer experiences first-hand, I find it truly inspiring to see how easy Symbl.ai has made it to get started with your existing CRM and meeting platforms, while providing programmability that can revolutionize the use of context and introduce fluidity into the user experience, giving sales teams superpowers to re-define coaching and performance based on their needs.”
Adaptive Intelligence Purpose-Built for Conversations
At the core of Sales Intelligence is the Symbl.ai Conversation Intelligence Platform, which manages millions of internal and external conversations monthly for enterprises, ISVs and communications platform providers. The Symbl.ai platform learns, adapts and improves as it encounters changes in the environment, and with business-specific feedback, it continues to evolve and support the changing needs of your product or organization. The platform is real-time and fully programmable, enabling enterprise developers and IT teams to rapidly add and extend AI into communication experiences and existing tools.
Symbl.ai Sales Intelligence features can be programmed in a low-code experience with a simple configuration of the current revenue operations stack. The newly applied Symbl.ai APIs deliver a complete call scoring and sales conversation insights experience that continually adapts to your business needs and provides the foundation for continual coaching and sales performance improvement.
“At Symbl.ai, we have relentlessly pursued our vision of transforming conversation intelligence with programmability and extensibility at the core of the platform. Our specialization in building AI infrastructure designed specifically for multi-party conversations gives us a unique advantage in delivering this to businesses as applied intelligence,” said Surbhi Rathore, CEO and co-founder at Symbl.ai. “With three years at the forefront of enabling distinct customer intelligence experiences, we are excited to introduce programmability for sales conversations, one of the most critical business processes. We look forward to empowering sales teams by supporting their ever-changing needs by reducing blindspots at every stage of deal execution, verifying revenue forecasting and ensuring high data fidelity in CRM systems.”
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