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2026-09-22Evaluated with Rubric Engine
Stage: DemoDuration: 1:24No next step

Cedar & Pine Outfitters

Priya Shah (Account executive) with Elena Voss, Director of revenue operations

Score

2.4 / 10

Sales RepPriya Shah
Call Stage TargetDemo
OutcomeNo next step
Call Bank Rank#4 of 4(34/100)

Priya opened the product before the buying reason was clear, then accepted a request to send a deck.

Interactive Call Recording

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0:00 / 1:24

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0:00
0:10
0:18
0:28
0:38
0:50
0:56
1:04
1:10

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Ask questions about objections, rep posture, or manager talk tracks on this call.

Interactive AI Demo
AI Manager Assessment

Priya needs to break the habit of feature touring. When Elena said 'What I care about is reps folding', Priya should have closed her browser tab immediately and spent the remaining 8 minutes diagnosing that leak.

2. The Bottom Line (Manager's Quick Take)

Priya rushed into a product tour without an up-front contract. When Elena revealed her real pain at 0:28 (reps folding on 'think about it'), Priya ignored it and went back to the dashboard, then folded on 'send the deck' with no next step.

Reviewed with Sales Coach Rubric Engine · Deterministic 10-dimension evaluation

Coaching talk track

Reinforce, then correct

What to keep comes before the gaps and the line to use next time.

What went well

Priya showed up prepared with a story about other outfitters. The instinct to be useful is fine. The order is the problem, not the effort.

Gaps

The call became a tour. Elena offered the real leak at 0:28, folding on 'think about it', and the next line went back to the dashboard. Sending the deck with no time on the calendar ends the deal politely.

Drills for next time

Replay from 0:28 and stop the share. Next line: 'When a rep accepts think-about-it, which deals die?' Then book 15 minutes next week or agree it is not a priority. Do not send the deck as the close.

Sales Call Debrief

Sandler Selling System checklist

Green means it was done. Red means it was not. One call is a check, not a mastery rating.

0 handled6 not done

Up-Front Contract

Agenda agreed upfront
Not done

Started screen share immediately.

Pain Funnel

Core bottleneck explored
Not done

Talked past folding reps comment.

Financial cost calculated
Not done

Did not calculate peak season impact.

Budget Qualification

Pricing discussed
Not done

Pricing never raised.

Decision Process

Stakeholders mapped
Not done

Only Elena present, deferred indefinitely.

Next Steps

Calendar invite locked
Not done

Agreed to email deck without time held.

Coaching Scorecard

5 rubric dimensions, each tied to a moment on the call

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Pain Incomplete

4 / 10

Elena named folding reps. Priya did not ask what that costs peak season.

0:28 — “reps folding when a buyer says they will think about it.”
Budget Fail

1 / 10

Price never came up.

0:56 — “I will send the deck today”
Decision Fail

2 / 10

No one besides Elena was identified, and she deferred past the season.

0:50 — “I will look when the season slows down.”
Fight for the win Fail

2 / 10

Accepted 'send the deck' and gave the time back.

0:56 — “Of course. I will send the deck today and check back in a few weeks.”
Control Fail

3 / 10

Opened on a screen share after Elena said she had ten minutes.

0:00 — “I put the product up so you can see the call library.”
Coach walkthrough — pick it apart

What they should have done, moment by moment

Pause the tape at each step. Every miss cites the clock time and the exact line.

Fold / fatal miss 0:00 on the callPriya Shah · Blind demo start
“I put the product up so you can see the call library.”

Rushed to screen share without establishing why Elena took the call.

Should have done this here

“Check agenda: 'Elena, before I pull up the screen, what is the #1 thing you need to see today?'”

3. Critical Missed Opportunities (The "Fight for the Win" Check)

Objection Surrenders & Missed Openings

2 Moments Flagged
0:28 on the call
Prospect Opening / Soft Objection

"reps folding when a buyer says they will think about it."

Rep Surrender / Blunder

"The dashboard shows that too. Here is the score trend, and here is where a manager leaves a note."

Exact phrase rep should have said instead

"Stop the screen share: 'Let's pause right there. When your reps accept think-about-it, how many deals die each quarter?'"

0:56 on the call
Prospect Opening / Soft Objection

"Can you just send the deck?"

Rep Surrender / Blunder

"Of course. I will send the deck today and check back in a few weeks."

Exact phrase rep should have said instead

"Politely call the brush-off: 'Usually when someone asks for the deck, it is a polite way of saying this is not a priority. Is that where we are, or should we hold 15 minutes next Tuesday?'"

4. Sandler Selling System

Stage-Specific Qualification

Script Adherence:3 / 10
Pain QualificationIncomplete

Elena named folding reps, but Priya never quantified the impact.

Budget QualificationFail

Price never came up during the interaction.

Decision AuthorityFail

No economic buyer identified; deferred past the season.

Process & Script Feedback: Skipped discovery, talked over prospect's time constraint, and accepted an unconditional brush-off.
5. Script Divergence

Measured Against: Product Demonstration Playbook

Checked milestone-by-milestone against the prescribed playbook for a Demo.

Milestone 1: Up-Front Contract & Time CheckMissed
0:00

Jumped straight to screen share without checking objectives.

“I put the product up so you can see the call library.”

Milestone 2: Anchor on Specific Business PainMissed
0:28

Elena highlighted reps folding, but rep pivoted back to dashboard widgets.

“reps folding when a buyer says they will think about it.”

Milestone 3: Feature Demonstration Tied to PainPartial
0:38

Showed features in isolation without confirming relevance.

“The dashboard shows that too. Here is the score trend”

Milestone 4: Commercial & Budget VerificationMissed

Commercial terms never discussed.

Milestone 5: Firm Calendar Next StepMissed
0:56

Agreed to email PDF deck with no calendar hold.

“I will send the deck today and check back in a few weeks.”

View Full Prescribed Playbook
1. Re-qualify Pain: Confirm the 1-2 core bottlenecks before launching software.
2. Micro-Commitments: Demonstrate only the specific workflow that solves that pain.
3. Check for Understanding: "Does this eliminate the problem, or is something missing?"
4. Commercial Alignment: Review cost parameters and implementation requirements.
5. Calendar Next Step: Never send collateral without locking the review date first.
6. Top 2 Priority Fixes for Next Call

High-Leverage Blocking & Tackling Corrections

1

Stop screen share when the prospect names real pain

When Elena mentioned reps folding, stop the slide show and dig into deal slippage before showing UI.

2

Never agree to send a deck without holding calendar time

Sending a deck into a void kills the deal. Require a firm date and time to review the material.

Alex Morgan · Sales VP2 days ago

Reviewed with Priya Shah. Solid pattern interrupt, but let us make sure we quantify cost before the next screen share.

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