01 / Orbit

Coachable calls don't surface themselves.

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02 / Stakes

Three places effort doesn't scale.

01

Listening to every call is impossible.

One rep, you can listen to a third of their calls and coach with context. Past four, the math breaks. The standard fix is sampling: three or four calls a week per rep, often batched into a Friday review block. By the time the right call surfaces, those same mistakes have already cost five more appointments and a deal or two.

Δ Manual review caps your team
02

You can't tell which calls landed.

A handful of calls get a real listen each week. The rest live in CRM dispositions reps fill out at the end of the day, and the dashboards built on top of them. The data looks complete on screen. 37% of reps admit fabricating it when the form gets heavy. The version that loses the deal rarely makes it into the room, so the next call sounds like the last one.

Δ 37% admit faking CRM data
03

Your sales stack is half-used.

Gong, Outreach, Salesloft, your CRM. Half their features sit unopened. The standard response is to buy more tools, hoping the next one finally lands. The one that's failing isn't the software. It's the assumption that someone on your team has time to operate it.

Δ Tools bought, not used
03 / What we do

Habits, shaped by the right calls.

01

Good calls become the model.

Reps already do things right on calls. They hold a pause. Slow down on an objection. Match the buyer's energy. Orbit tags those moments and surfaces them back. The rep hears themselves doing it right, and the behavior compounds call after call.

Δ Wins reinforced
02

Bad ones get flagged early.

Reps make small mistakes too. They talk over an objection. Miss a pricing question. Promise something they shouldn't. Orbit catches it by call three, not call thirty. The rep sees the pattern before it sets, and bad habits die small.

Δ Mistakes caught
03

The pattern doesn't drift back.

Coaching wears off. The objection-handling that improved in month three gets sloppy by month six. Orbit keeps watching the same tickers, and the moment the pattern starts to slip, you catch it. Reps stay where they got to, instead of relearning the same lesson twice.

Δ Drift prevented

Good habits stick. Bad ones don't. Reps get better, faster.

04 / In the moment

Coach the call, not the recap.

01 · Auto-surface

Calls land in your inbox.

Tell us what to flag. A phrase, a missed question, a tone shift, a fumbled objection, a long pause before "no." When a call matches, you get a ping with the moment cued up. No more search bar.

02 · Both directions

Wins and losses, side by side.

When a rep nails an objection or books a meeting at speed, that's a teachable call for everyone else. Orbit flags the wins the same way it flags the losses. The whole team learns from the best moments without you screening hundreds of recordings.

03 · Pre-emptive

Catch the pattern early.

Three calls this week stalled on the same pricing question. The system catches the trend before the fourth call repeats it, so you coach the pattern, not the symptom.

Your dashboard

What lands on your screen.

Every conversation scored and ranked, with the coachable moment cued up. This is the view your team opens — sample data shown.

Coaching queue

The calls worth your time.

Every conversation, scored and ranked. Start at the top — these are the calls where a few minutes of coaching moves a deal.

Hi, Morgan
Demo workspace
All timeView statistics
4,200
Total dials
every number dialed
294
Conversations
real connects, 7% of dials
180
Relevant conversations
of 294 scored
17%
Set conversion
31 booked of 180
39h 20m
Talk time
total time in conversation
Jordan Reyes ▾
All294Best calls7Meeting set31Meeting lost96Flags28
Filters

Mostly about — a mix of clean closes and coachable habits — strong reps winning meetings, and a few losing them on the brush-off.

Next step — start at the top; the highest-scored calls are your model examples, and the flagged ones are where five minutes of coaching moves a deal.

Search calls / by word
8
Marcus Bell
Booked and confirmed with a real decision-maker — clean open, locked failsafe. One gap: budget never came up.
Best call
8
Priya Nair
Confirmed the invite and a follow-up failsafe — textbook close. Skipped a clear status check early.
Best call
6
Devon Carter
Booked a real meeting but rushed the open and talked over two questions. Good outcome, costly habit.
Coaching moment
7
Hannah Wells
Folded on "just send me an email" without a single rebuttal. Real rapport, wasted.
Objection mishandled
5
Theo Vance
Strong rapport, but never pinned a specific day and time. The meeting died in vagueness.
Coaching moment
8
Renee Okafor
Tied value to a named pain and earned a same-week slot. A model discovery to clone.
Best call
4
Caleb Stone
Let the gatekeeper end the call without ever asking for the decision-maker by name.
Objection mishandled
8

Marcus Bell

VP of Sales at a mid-market logistics firm — the economic buyer, on the call.

Best call2026-05-287:12
Jordan Reyes
Booked and confirmed a meeting with a real decision-maker, and did it cleanly — earned permission, found genuine pain, and locked a failsafe at the end. The one thing between this and a perfect call: a long pause before the calendar ask, and budget never came up. Showcase the open and the close; coach the missing money question.
Playbook beats · 10 landed · 1 asked, missed
Rapport0:22Opener0:38Current setup1:30Team size2:05Pain2:55Decision3:40Fit / Value4:20BudgetOpen the floor5:05Ask the meeting5:40Lock the commit6:30Timeline6:05
Delivery (from call audio)
162wpm
58%talk share
12.4slongest run
2interruptions
0.184pitch var

Confident, warm delivery with natural pitch variation. Pace sits in a healthy range and the prospect gets plenty of room to talk — a model open to learn from.

Key moments
0:38Opened with permission and a clear agenda
2:55Surfaced the real cost of the status quo
5:40Asked for the meeting directly
6:30Locked the calendar invite and a failsafe
What went well
  • Earned permission before pitching — set the tone for a two-way call.
  • Tied the product to a pain the prospect named, not a generic benefit.
  • Asked for the meeting directly and got a same-week slot.
  • Closed with a failsafe so the booking survives a no-show.
Coaching & gaps
  • Never asked about budget — the deal can stall when pricing surfaces later.
  • A four-second pause before the calendar ask let the energy dip.
  • Took the prospect’s "next week-ish" on timeline without pinning a date.
Technique read
permission openTextbook — asked for thirty seconds and earned the floor.
pain funnelGood layering, but stopped one question short of quantifying the cost.
talk shareHealthy 58% — let the prospect carry the discovery.
the closeDirect meeting ask, then a failsafe. Clean.
Next step before the meeting
Before the meeting, send the one-pager you promised and confirm the decision-maker will be on the call — then prep one budget-framing question to open with.
Meeting readiness
6/9 qualifiers captured
Meeting-ready — 6/9 qualifiers captured (6+ needed). Budget and a firm date are the two to nail down next.
Decision-makerMorgan signs off, with VP
PainDeals slip a quarter; it lands on Morgan
Current solutionSpreadsheet + weekly sync
Team size12 reps, 3 managers
Use caseFaster deal-review cadence
ChampionMorgan — motivated by their number
Budget
Timeline
Success metric
05 / What changes for you

We tune. You teach.

01

Alerts organized by rep, by ticker.

We connect your CRM and dialer, build your first set of tickers, and set up alerts you can drill into in two clicks.

Δ Weeks 1–3
02

Coachable calls land in your inbox.

Tickers go live. We tune the criteria with you until the alerts are catching the moments worth your time. Hours, not weeks.

Δ Week 3–4
03

You know which reps need help on what.

Weekly reviews surface where each rep is winning and where they're slipping. New tickers when you need them. Ramp times drop on surfaced exemplars.

Δ Ongoing
06 / Certainty

Trained on your top reps, not a template.

01

Your top performers become the model.

We pull patterns from their actual recordings to define what "good" sounds like for your team. Your objections, your verticals, your phrasing. The tickers learn from your real winners, not generic frameworks.

Δ Modeled on your wins
02

Surfaced calls within the first 30 days.

By day 30, your queue is showing the moments worth your time. If patterns we agreed on aren't firing, we tune until they are. No quarterly check-ins.

Δ 30 days to first results
03

Nothing to sit unused.

There's no dashboard you have to check, no settings you have to maintain, no user adoption to drive. We do the work. The calls land in your queue every week whether you remembered to log in or not.

Δ Outcomes, not dashboards

You'll see it work on the stack you're already used to. Or we keep tuning.

07 / Get started

Let's see if Orbit fits.

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08 / Questions

Things you might wonder.

No. We sit on top of your CRM. HubSpot, Salesforce Enterprise, GoHighLevel, Pipedrive, Airtable. Keep what you have. Orbit watches every call, flags the ones worth coaching against tickers you define, and ties every action back to the deal in your CRM. The CRM stores the data. Orbit makes it coachable.