When IT, security, or finance asks something you can't answer, Hero puts the answer on your screen. It comes from your own docs and deals, and only you can see it.
You, a room full of stakeholders, and whatever you can remember.
You booked a call with one person, and six showed up, including two from IT security who aren't in Salesforce.
Buying groups now run 8 to 13 people. Gartner, 2023Someone asks if the data is encrypted at rest, so you Slack your SE and hope they're free right now.
A competitor comes up by name, and the battle card is somewhere you can't find with the customer watching.
You say, "Let me get back to you on that," the answer goes out Thursday, and by then the deal has gone quiet.
86% of B2B purchases stall before a decision. Forrester, 2024It works on one deal. Across a whole sales floor, your SEs spend the week answering questions that are already written down.
You promise a follow-up. The answer comes back days later, after the customer has moved on.
Hero gives the seller a first answer from your SE team's own docs, while the customer is still talking. The questions that still need an SE get to them with the context attached.
Hero has a brief ready 15 minutes before every call. It covers each person on the invite, what came up last time, and what's still open. You can also practice the hard parts against the real deal, not a made-up customer.
Here's a concise prep summary for your next call with DataBam, based on the latest Salesforce data and recent call activity:
Hero listens through your computer and puts answers in Whisper, a panel only you can see. When a competitor comes up, your battle card shows up there too. It works on Zoom, Teams, Meet, or a phone call.
Hero writes the recap email from what was actually said and updates your CRM and Slack. It also builds what the deal needs next, like a deck for this customer or an update to the deal room. You also get coaching on the call while it's still fresh.
This deal is at risk for late-stage slippage. Do not forecast as “Commit” until the economic buyer is engaged, the paper process is underway, and all blockers are owned and tracked. The external environment (leadership change, AI focus, regulatory and economic pressures) may create both opportunity and additional scrutiny.
Research an account without ten tabs open. Hand your AE what the customer said, not just a calendar invite.
Walk into each call knowing who's coming. Answer on the call instead of promising a follow-up.
Your answers and battle cards show up on calls you're not on. The questions that reach you are the ones that need you.
New reps get your best rep's playbook from their first call. CRM fields update from the call, so the forecast matches what customers said.
See what customers ask and which messages land on real calls. Change the message in one place and every seller has it.
Hero connects to your CRM, calendar, email, docs, and call tools. That's what makes an answer on the call right instead of just plausible.
Point ChatGPT or Claude at Hero's MCP server and it answers from your calls and deal data.
Hero doesn't join as a participant unless you want it to. The customer never sees a bot in the room.
Grade Hero against the questions your customers really ask. The people who own each product fix what's wrong, without waiting on us.
Your data is never shared between customers or used to train shared models. Admins control connections and retention in one place.
Visit the Hero Trust CenterPoint the assistant you already use at Hero's MCP server and it answers from your calls, accounts, and deal data, not from guesses.
Not unless you want it to. It listens through your computer and never appears in the customer's window.
Your own material. That means product docs, battle cards, talk tracks, past calls, and CRM data.
Call recorders tell you what happened after the call. Hero helps during the call and does the follow-up work after it.
Teams try. The hard parts are keeping up on a live call and remembering every deal your team works. Hero is built for both, on a model grounded in how B2B deals get won.
Connecting your CRM, calendar, and call tools takes minutes. Most of the work is loading your content, the same way you'd brief a new hire.
See what Hero does on a call from one of your own deals.
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