Phyvant learns the judgment behind your wins, the discovery question that unlocks budget, the objection your top closer defuses in one line, and coaches every rep with it live. Not scripts. The actual reasoning, cited to a deal your team already closed.
Your Acme renewal brief is ready. I resolved Acme across the CRM, your calls, and email into one account, built the digital twin (6 stakeholders, 3 open objections), and scored renewal risk as medium. The play is Dana’s. Here’s what you should do next:
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Your champion, L. Brand, has gone quiet for 21 days after being your most active contact. I have flagged it and drafted a re-engagement opener in Dana’s style, cited to the thread where they last replied.
She reframed it from price to cost-of-delay and anchored on the two comparable renewals that expanded. I have pulled her exact language and the two deals it won, ready in the talk track.
Their VP of Ops, S. Okafor, signed the original deal but has not been on a call in 4 months. I have added a one-line reason to loop them in and drafted the intro.
One resolution engine unifies your CRM, email, calendar, and calls into a single governed graph, so the CRM stays current without a rep touching it. Because it learned what winning looks like from your own won and lost history, it flags which deals are accelerating and which are quietly slipping, with the reason traced to the signal behind it.
Phyvant turns how your top reps actually sell into onboarding, battlecards, and training, by watching the real work, not by dragging anyone into a workshop. It stays accurate because it is the procedure the coaching runs on, and when your best rep leaves, their playbook stays and keeps running.
Everything Phyvant learns is a versioned, cited procedure that lives in your VPC: audio processed and discarded, nothing crossing your boundary, never anyone else’s training data. You are not renting insight into your own sales motion. You are compounding it.
Yes. Phyvant watches how your top performers actually win, from their recorded calls, your CRM, and their deals, and encodes it into plays the whole team runs: how they qualify, how they handle the pricing objection, how they multi-thread a committee. New reps run the same motion from day one instead of guessing.
Conversation intelligence records and scores calls and tells you what your best reps do. Phyvant runs it. It turns that judgment into the night-before brief, the live objection play, and the follow-up the rest of the team actually executes, every claim cited to the real record. It sits under the tools you already have rather than replacing them.
Yes. Phyvant assembles the pre-call brief automatically: it resolves the account into one record, builds the client digital twin, loads every past objection, scores renewal or deal risk, and drafts the talk track in your best rep’s style, every point cited to the call, the deal, or the account history. The rep walks in prepared instead of skimming the CRM.
A client digital twin is a living, resolved profile of a prospect or customer at any stage: every touch, stakeholder, objection, and commitment pulled into one record and kept current. Because the account is resolved across the CRM, your calls, and email, the brief reads one account, not three spellings of it, and knows the full history.
Yes. When an objection comes up on a call, Phyvant surfaces how your best rep handled it and the deals that answer actually won, in seconds, along with the next best question to ask. The rep hears your winning motion in the moment, not a generic best practice from a vendor.
No. Every answer is traced to a source: the call, the deal record, the email thread, the usage data. A figure it cannot cite, like a close probability with no recent call, is withheld and routed to a person instead of invented. Because the brief and the play run as fixed procedures, the same account gets the same rigor every time.
You own the intelligence. The encoded plays, objection rebuttals, and account twins, how your team wins, are a versioned asset you keep and reuse even if you stop working with Phyvant. When your best rep leaves, their playbook stays. It becomes an onboarding asset that compounds, not a model on rent.
Yes. Phyvant runs inside your own environment, in your own VPC. Your calls, pipeline, and customer data never leave your perimeter and are never used to train a competitor’s model, and every answer is cited to its source.
No. Phyvant sits under your CRM, call recorder, and engagement tools. They capture the data; Phyvant turns it into the repeatable motion your team runs. It reads from what you already have and writes back the brief, the play, and the inspection, so nothing gets ripped out.
Faster, because the winning motion is already encoded. Instead of shadowing for months to absorb tribal knowledge, a new rep runs the same pre-call brief, objection plays, and deal inspection your best rep uses, cited and repeatable, from their first week.