Your reps shouldn’t be copying transcripts between five tools to write a proposal. SalesOS is the one place a deal travels through: lead, meeting, summary, SOW, proposal.
A lead comes in on Monday. Here is everything that happens before the client sees a proposal, first the way most teams do it today, then inside SalesOS.
An email, a WhatsApp message or a form fill. The rep notices it eventually and logs it in the CRM by hand.
Back-and-forth emails to find a slot, then build the Teams invite yourself.
A third-party note-taker joins the client meeting. The client asks who it is.
Paste the transcript into a chatbot and prompt it until the summary looks right.
Open last quarter's SOW, save a copy and overwrite it section by section from the summary.
Rebuild the same content as a proposal deck. Update the CRM stage if you remember.
Six tools, four copy-pastes and a stranger bot in the client call. The rep spent the week moving text around.
Record on Teams like you always do. SalesOS pulls the transcript, writes the summary and fills your own SOW template. Every line links back to the moment in the call it came from.
Every sales journey gets the same treatment: one place, no copy-paste, and agents doing the admin in the background.
We’ll map one of your real deals end to end and show you exactly where SalesOS removes the copy-paste.