Source evidence
Call recordings, transcripts, CRM notes, deal context, stakeholder comments, and account history enter the protocol.
Convert buyer conversations into BANT scoring, stakeholder maps, named champions and blockers, cost-of-problem extraction, deal risk, forecast confidence, and CRM-ready next actions. MCOS runs on the call transcript you already have, with no vector store to build first. While a competitor configures the data plumbing, MCOS is already analyzing.
Deal intelligence
Live64%
Win
probability
2/3
Stages cleared
Deal stages
64%
Win prob
3/4
BANT
2/3
Stages
Low
Risk
Operating flow
The protocol structures source evidence, applies its method, records management actions, and updates the resulting operating state.
Call recordings, transcripts, CRM notes, deal context, stakeholder comments, and account history enter the protocol.
Buyers, champions, blockers, pains, budgets, authority signals, timelines, objections, and competitors become mapped.
MCOS calculates BANT, risk, champion strength, forecast confidence, next-action priority, and pipeline quality.
Teams validate champions, update buying committees, resolve blockers, assign next actions, flag risks, and sync CRM fields.
Actions update deal risk, forecast confidence, BANT score, champion map, next steps, and CRM-ready summaries.
Ask anything about the deal; answers return as Finding, Move, and Evidence cards. Every claim opens to its source quote in the call, attributed only to a proven participant.
Workspace modules
Dashboards and exports matter. The deeper value is the structured evidence, operating state, decision logic, and management workflow that can be revisited and updated.
Shows deal health, qualification status, risk, next actions, timeline, stakeholder evidence, and CRM-ready intelligence.
Scores budget, authority, need, and timeline using buyer evidence instead of rep memory.
Identifies named champions, blockers, skeptics, influencers, decision makers, and evidence behind each role.
Highlights missing buyer, weak timeline, budget uncertainty, competitor mention, procurement risk, and stakeholder gaps.
Converts call evidence into forecast confidence and coaching signals for managers.
Packages call intelligence into structured CRM-ready notes, fields, and next actions.
Management actions
Validations, owner assignments, risk decisions, and approved changes are operating events. They should update the underlying state rather than remain comments beside a static report.
Validate Champion
Recalculates state
Update Buying Committee
Recalculates state
Resolve Blocker
Recalculates state
Assign Next Action
Recalculates state
Update Deal Stage
Recalculates state
Operating view
Sales Intel gives revenue teams a repeatable, evidence-backed way to qualify, coach, forecast, and move deals forward.
Inside the dashboard
Every call opens as a working deal picture. Each module answers one qualification question and traces back to the buyer's own words.
Deal posture and qualification, with the signals behind them.
BANT radar, pain-point impact bars
Influence, sentiment, and the path through the committee.
Influence-by-sentiment quadrant, buyer-path band
Verified budget, ROI, and quantified opportunities.
Value-bridge waterfall, financial proof chain
Severity-mapped threats to performance and to value.
Severity-by-category heat grid, remediation cards
Constraints and integrations mapped to the pains they touch.
Constraint constellation with evidence
Decision timing, milestones, and sequencing.
Horizontal roadmap timeline
Immediate next moves, ownership, and value plays.
Action path, value-play bars
Every recommendation traced to its source evidence.
L1-to-L4 provenance pipeline, evidence-by-speaker
One click from any module
Most actions launch the grounded Deal Copilot with a source-grounded prompt, so the draft comes back written from the call, not from a template. A few produce a file you can hand off.
A tailored talk track for any stakeholder, grounded in their role, sentiment, and concerns.
A CFO-ready financial case assembled from the call's verified figures.
The ROI case for a specific opportunity, drawn from the grounded record.
A follow-up that makes the financial case, ready to send.
A step-by-step plan to clear a specific blocker.
A grounded mitigation plan for a specific risk, top-severity first.
Follow any quote through who said it and which moves rest on it.
Resolve a risk or name a champion and the live deal-health score moves, on an audit trail.
Ask anything; answers return as Finding, Move, and Evidence cards.
A copy-ready prompt to build the deck in your own tool.
The full deal-intelligence brief as Markdown.
The strategic call-intelligence report as plain text.
Nodes and edges exported to institutional memory as JSON.
Every generated draft and answer is grounded in the call record; the copilot cannot assert a figure the conversation never stated.
Why the numbers hold up
Any figure or finding traces to the exact line in the call, attributed only to a proven participant across the L1-to-L4 record.
At-risk existing revenue never counts as savings or inflates ROI; it is shown on its own line.
Money parsing reads the stated magnitude only, and the one derived figure is labeled as derived.
Only stated or verified opportunities are summed; strategic plays are counted, never summed, and labeled as such.
These mechanisms are engineered to enforce accuracy by construction, but the system is under continuous improvement, and defects are corrected as they surface.
Governed output layer
Sales Intel produces deal summaries, BANT scores, stakeholder maps, risk flags, forecast signals, next-action plans, and coaching-ready evidence.
Output package