On the Phone · The Dashboard

The real dashboard, in short clips.

Every clip below is the real Callsistance dashboard, running on a fictional dealership. Want the full tour? We walk you through it live, or send you a short video made just for you.

Every clip and sample on this page runs on fictional data. Northline Powersports, its four reps and its 100 calls are invented. Every number is computed from those calls: nothing is estimated, and nothing is entered by hand.

01 See the state of the team

The state of the team in ten seconds.

Team average, calls evaluated, calls under your alert line and things to fix per call, each compared with the period before. Pick 7, 30, 60, 90 or 180 days and the trend redraws against your target and alert lines, in any of five chart styles, from dots to stock-style candles.

Any range in one click. Put two reps side by side on the same scale.

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02 Find who is strong where

Who is strong where, and who should coach whom.

A grid of reps against your categories, color-coded, and a ranking that shows how each rep moved week by week. A rep with too few calls is shown but not ranked. Tick two reps to compare them on the same calls and the same scale. Your best closer teaches closing. Your best discoverer teaches discovery.

Demo heatmap of four fictional reps against the seven categories, each cell an average score colored green, amber or red.

Every rep against every category. Click a cell to open that rep.

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03 Ask questions, hear the evidence

Ask it a question. Hear the answer.

Type "Who handles price objections best, and how?" and it answers from your team's calls: which rep, the numbers behind it, and the exact moments, each with a Listen button. Your own standard for that situation sits beside it. Every quote is read from the recording, and every number comes from the same calls.

Ask in plain English. The answer ranks your reps and plays the evidence.

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04 Get a plan for every rep

A plan for every rep, written from their own calls.

Every rep has a page: their trend, their scores by category, their best and worst call. Then two or three focus areas, each with the moments that show it, what good looks like in your standard's words, and a goal to check next period. Rewritten every Sunday night from the last 30 days of calls.

Every rep gets a plan written from their own calls, in your standard.

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05 Run the weekly Gameplan

Your week of coaching, planned before Monday.

Every Sunday night the Gameplan writes the week: a team huddle for every day the store is open, with a line to practice and a call to play, and every rep's one-on-one, built from their plan. Tick one done, add a note, and it lands on that rep's chart.

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Mark it done in the Gameplan and it lands on every rep's chart.

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06 Low-score alerts

Hear about the call that went wrong while you can still save the deal.

You set the score that counts as a problem. When a call lands below it, an email goes right away to the people you choose, from the sales manager to the owner, with what went wrong, when it happened in the call, and the rep's own words. There is still time to call the customer back.

  • Your lines, not ours. You set the score that triggers an alert, and the score that counts as a good call.
  • The why, not just the number. Each alert names the moments that pulled the score down, with a timestamp and a quote.
  • A reason to pick up the phone. You know who the customer was and what they still need before they buy somewhere else.

Subject: Low score 3.8 · Sarah Johnson · Northline Powersports
To: Sales manager, GM, Owner

Call scored below 4.5

3.8 / 10

Sarah Johnson with Tom

Saturday, 11:18 am

Friendly Call, No Next Step

Sarah answered every question about the bike but never learned what Tom was shopping for or set a time to come in.

What went wrong

Call ended with no number and no visit set · 04:12

Tom wanted to think it over, and the call ended. No phone number, no time to come in, no reason to call back.

Sounds good, just let us know. Have a good one.

Quoted a price before asking a question · 00:51

Sarah gave the out-the-door number on the first ask, before learning how Tom rides or what matters most.

That one's going out the door at eleven nine.

Price pushback met with a discount · 02:37

When Tom mentioned a lower price across town, Sarah offered money off instead of showing what makes this bike worth it.

I can probably do five hundred off if that helps.
Sample alert. Fictional store, rep and customer, invented call.

07 Improve the company standard

Disagree with a call? Change the standard.

Every moment that moved a call shows the timestamp, the rep's exact words and, for a miss, what should have happened in your standard's language. Every moment can be listened to, and every moment can be challenged. Suggest a change from the moment itself and see whether it was applied. Scores already given never change.

Disagree with a call? Suggest a change right from the moment, and see what was applied.

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Now picture it with your team's calls.

Tell us how you want your reps to sound. With your permission, we call your stores and show you how your reps responded.

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Clips on fictional data. Northline Powersports, its reps and its calls are invented.