Your agents, better every week.
A good sales manager listens to the calls, spots what is losing deals and changes the pitch. Then checks it worked. The AI Sales Manager does that for your sales and inbound agents on every call, not a sample. It finds the moment prospects go quiet, rewrites that part of the script, tests the new version against the old one and keeps the winner.
The AI Sales Manager at work · 43 seconds · tap Sound on to listen
One week, one change
Listen, find, change, test, keep. This is the loop it runs every week, and on the Done for you plans a person from our team checks each change before you ever need to.
- 01ListenEvery call your sales and inbound agents make and take, with the transcript and how it ended.
- 02FindThe moment prospects go quiet, the objection that never gets answered, the follow up that lands late.
- 03ChangeIt rewrites that one part of the script and leaves the rest alone.
- 04TestHalf the calls get the new version and half keep the old one, on live calls.
- 05KeepThe version that books more stays. You get the reason in plain words.
- ListenedMonEvery call your sales and inbound agents took this weekAll of them, not a sample
- FoundTueProspects go quiet when price comes up before the roof age questionPattern found in the transcripts
- ChangedTueMoved the price after the roof age question in the openingNew version written
- TestedThuHalf the calls on the old opening, half on the new oneNew opening books more · rolled out
- KeptThuDigital assistant line and recording notice left untouchedDisclosures never tuned away
- CheckedFriThe change and the test results, for a person to reviewReviewed by your Multiply team
Same agent, same list. One line moved.
Here is the kind of change it makes. Prospects kept going quiet when the price came up before the agent knew anything about their roof. It moved one question ahead of the price and tested both versions on live calls. Tap to compare.
- Ava, digital assistantHi Dana, this is Ava, a digital assistant for Apex Roofing. This call is recorded. Quick one: how old are the roofs on your buildings?
- Two of them are about eighteen years. One had a leak last spring.
- Ava, digital assistantThat is right in the window where hail does the most damage. The inspection is free for buildings that age. Would Tuesday or Wednesday suit you?
- Tuesday morning works.
- The disclosure lines are identical in both versions. The Sales Manager never tunes them away.
Outbound and inbound, every conversation your agents have. A pattern that shows up in forty calls is a pattern, not an anecdote, and it catches the ones nobody would have flagged.
The question that comes too early, the objection that never gets answered, the follow up that goes out a day too late. It points to the exact moment in the transcripts.
Half the calls get the new version, half keep the old one. The one that books more meetings stays. Nothing is kept on a hunch.
A plain weekly report of what it found, what it changed and what the test showed. Undo anything with one click. It never tunes away the agent saying what it is or that the call is recorded.
A sales manager's job, on every call.
Why an AI agent needs a manager
An agent follows its script exactly, which is the point and also the catch. If the opening asks for money too early, it will ask for money too early on every single call until somebody changes it.
The Sales Manager is that somebody. It reads what actually happens on your calls and fixes the script, so the agent keeps improving instead of repeating the same mistake politely forever.
What it changes, and what it will not
It works on the parts that decide whether a meeting gets booked: the opening, the order of the questions, how objections are answered and when the follow up goes out.
It never removes the agent saying it is a digital assistant or that the call is recorded. It never changes your prices or your offer either. Those are yours.
How it fits your plan
On Pro you get the weekly report with the exact fixes, and you decide which to make. On Enterprise, Autopilot makes the fixes and tests them for you.
On every Done for you plan it runs in full, and a person from our team checks each change before you ever need to. Every change is written down. You can undo any of them.
Common questions
What does the AI Sales Manager do?
It listens to every call your AI agents take and make, finds what is losing deals, changes the script to fix it and tests the change against the old version. The version that books more meetings is the one that stays. You get a plain report each week of what it found and what it changed.
How is it different from the AI Business Coach?
The Coach scores calls and answers your questions, so you know what is happening. The Sales Manager acts on it. It rewrites the opening, the objection handling or the follow up timing and proves the change works before keeping it.
Which plans include it?
Pro includes the weekly report with the exact fixes to make. Enterprise adds Autopilot, where it makes the fixes and tests them for you. Every Done for you plan includes the full version, with a person from our team checking each change, whichever plan it sits on. Starter on its own does not include it.
Can it change what my agent says without me knowing?
Every change is written down with the reason and the test result. You can undo any of them. On the Done for you plans a person on our team reviews each change as well. It never removes the agent saying it is a digital assistant or that the call is recorded.
Does it coach my human reps too?
Your team's calls are scored by the AI Business Coach, which includes your people on Enterprise. The Sales Manager's job is tuning your AI agents, so the machine working your list gets better every week.
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