Most AI call scoring gives you a number. We show you the sentence.
It scores every conversation — practice or real — coaches reps live, and certifies who's ready to sell.
So new reps ramp on real deals — and managers stop coaching one call at a time.
Now selecting a small number of enterprise revenue teams to build with.
Your team trained. Tuesday's call still went sideways.
Enterprise sales training doesn't fail in the classroom — it fails three weeks later, on a live call, when the rep forgets the one thing that mattered. Role-plays don't scale. Call reviews land too late. No manager can sit on forty calls a week. Stratyfix closes that gap — and shows its work at every step.
Click any score and the exact transcript line that earned it lights up. A deterministic check verifies every quote against the transcript — the system cannot invent evidence.
A quiet one-line nudge reaches the rep mid-call. No bot joins the meeting — your customer sees nothing. Every trigger logged, reviewed by the rep after.
License to Sell: exams built from your own product documents, a 72-hour hold, and a named manager's sign-off. Grant it. Revoke it. Prove it.
The coach proposes the next move under the authority you set — high-stakes actions stay propose-only. Logged and reversible. Identity and data export stay human-only.
One loop. It closes — and checks itself.
The loop starts where the money is: the open deal. Each one gets a room — chance of closing, time to close, money on the table — with risk flags that cite their evidence and a plan you can pressure-test in private. What the plan exposes, the rep rehearses; what happens live is coached, then graded, and every quoted line is checked against the transcript before it counts. Proof feeds the next plan — and the loop runs again.
The number is the least interesting thing on the page.
Every conversation is graded against behaviourally-anchored rubrics built on your methodology — MEDDIC, Challenger, SPIN, SPICED, or your own playbook. Every score cites the exact line it came from, and a deterministic critic checks each quote against the transcript before you ever see it. Scores are versioned, so a number means the same thing next quarter as it does today.
- Click a score → the transcript sentence that earned it lights up.
- A separate deterministic check: if the quote isn't really in the transcript, the score doesn't ship.
- Your playbook, not a generic curriculum — rubrics calibrated to how your team sells.
- Same call in → same score out. Live and post-call use the same logic.
BEHAVIOURALLY ANCHORED
Your program, built from your real calls.
Tell it the team and the goal. The Architect reads your playbook, your scored won/lost calls and your product knowledge base, finds the skill gaps, and composes a program — target skills, a three-to-five-drill path, goals, checkpoints and buyer personas — grounded in what actually happened on your calls. It reuses drills you already have before it builds new ones, and it shows you exactly what it drew from.
- Grounded in your playbook and your scored won/lost calls — not a generic curriculum.
- A three-to-five-drill path, reuse-first — it builds new drills only where it has to.
- Goals, checkpoints and buyer personas, composed from your material.
- Shows its grounding — which calls and documents it drew from.
It proposes the next move. You hold the authority.
As reps practice and call, the coach keeps reviewing — continuously, not on a schedule you have to remember. When it sees a rep slipping, it proposes the next coaching move: queue a drill, write an internal coach note, flag a manager, assign a program. It proposes inside Stratyfix — it never writes to your CRM, calendar, or inbox. High-stakes moves are always propose-only. You decide what runs on its own, and every move it makes is logged and reversible.
Rehearse tomorrow's deal, today.
Practice isn't the product — it's the fifth input. Reps drill the exact gap the evidence found, and every session lands in the same engine, on the same rubric, as the real call.
- AI buyers built from your real calls, not templates.
- Scored on discovery, objection handling and value — every score cited.
- Plateau-aware: the next drill targets what's drifting.
- Reviews the recording too — facial expression, posture, eye contact and energy, with the moments that mattered timestamped.
“Trained” is an activity. “Certified” is an answer.
Stratyfix turns readiness into a credential. Craft exams built on real sales-competition rubrics; product-knowledge exams generated from your own product documents — capabilities, personas, objections, competitors, case studies. Results hold for 72 hours, a named manager signs the grant, and certification can be revoked the day it stops being true. When a new product launches, “who's cleared to sell it” stops being a quarter-long question.
- Exams generated from your product knowledge base — not a generic quiz.
- 72-hour results hold, then a manager's signature. Grant and revoke, on the record.
- Every certificate traces back to scored, evidence-cited conversations.
A nudge at the right moment — on the call that counts.
- Runs on real customer calls — consent-gated, only when your policy allows.
- One short nudge to the rep, paced so it never talks over the deal.
- Every trigger logged — the rep sees what fired and why, and reviews it after the call.
See it run.
Built to pass the review before you're asked.
Enterprise trust isn't a badge on a page — it's how the product is built. Stratyfix is designed around the controls your security and procurement teams ask about, so diligence starts from yes.
IDENTITY, ROLES & DATA EXPORT ARE NEVER GRANTABLE TO THE AI — HUMAN-ONLY, BY POLICY. FULL DPA, SUBPROCESSORS & ATTESTATIONS IN THE SECURITY REVIEW PACK, ON REQUEST.
Meets your stack where it is.
Live coaching and call capture run on Zoom today — server-side, nothing joins your meeting. Further call-library and CRM connectors — Gong, HubSpot — ship through the design-partner program, built against your instance first, so the first version fits your stack instead of a generic one. We read from your systems — we never write to them. No rip-and-replace.
Priced for your org, scoped to your rollout.
Stratyfix is sold as a single enterprise engagement — one agreement covering every team, with the controls, residency and support large organizations require. We size it to your seats and your rollout, not a public price card.
Questions, answered straight.
See it grade a real call.
Book a 30-minute working session on your own deals — watch a call scored live, click any score, and read the exact sentence behind it. Or ask for the sample brief first.