Conversation Intelligence That Scores Every Call Against Your Playbook
Most conversation intelligence tools record live calls and hand reps a number. PitchMonster scores both real calls and practice role-plays against your playbook - so managers get a skill map grounded in your sales data, with gap analytics by rep and scenario and a dashboard built for the people who run the program.
Scorecard editor - every criterion is yours to set, weight, and update as your playbook changes.
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What makes PitchMonster scoring different
Custom scorecards you control
You write the criteria, set the weights, and decide what counts as passing. Build a different scorecard for each scenario, stage, or ICP segment, and update it when your playbook changes. Historical scores stay intact; new sessions use the new criteria.
Skill-gap analytics for managers
After a batch of sessions, the dashboard shows which skills are dropping, which reps sit below threshold, and which scenarios cause the most repeat failures. The Head of Enablement sees where to spend coaching time instead of one team-wide average.
Scoring grounded in the conversation
PitchMonster scores what the rep did against your scorecard, not keyword counts or sentiment. Did they handle the budget objection the way your playbook says? Did they confirm next steps? Those are the moves that decide the deal.
What better scoring visibility changes
When managers see real skill gaps, coaching time goes to the right rep, the right skill.
Sales Ops & Enablement - Upload or sync your call recordings, score against the same scorecards your team practices on, and watch the drift between how reps perform in simulation and on live calls.
Late-stage drop-off
Managers with poor stage-to-close - Score late-stage calls against a close scorecard. See where reps lose deals: discounting without qualifying, skipping the next-step push, going quiet on the decision timeline.
Compliance in regulated industries
Enablement & Compliance - Load approved messaging and forbidden claims as Knowledge Base. The AI flags any deviation on real calls. Pass/fail certification before a rep goes live - finance, pharma, insurance.
Post-training knowledge checks
Sales Enablement - Reps forget 80% of training within a week. Score a call or role-play within 48 hours of the workshop on the same scorecard. Retention jumps from ~20% to ~90%.
Scoring feeds the rest of the loop
Call Analysis works because of what happens before and after - the role-play that generates the data and the AI Coach that acts on it.
AIRole-play
Reps practice realistic conversations with AI buyers before speaking to real prospects. The AI adapts to objections, pushes back, and behaves like your actual ICP, across 29 languages. A judgment-free space to fail, repeat, and get it right before it matters.
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See what your team's skill map looks like
Book 15 minutes. We will show you the scorecard editor, run a sample session against a scenario from your playbook, and walk through what the manager dashboard surfaces.
Conversation intelligence software analyzes sales conversations - calls, meetings, and role-plays - and turns them into coaching signals. PitchMonster scores each conversation against your own playbook, then surfaces skill gaps by rep and scenario so managers know where to coach.
Both. Upload real call recordings or connect your call library, and PitchMonster scores them against the same scorecards your team practices on. You see the gap between how reps perform in practice and how they perform on live calls.
Yes. Cold call, discovery, demo, negotiation - each gets its own scorecard with its own criteria and weights. When you assign a scenario to a rep, they get scored against the right card for that stage.
Any admin or manager you give editor access to. No dev work needed. Changes take effect on new sessions; historical scores stay against the criteria that were live at the time.
Yes. The same scorecard criteria apply across all 29 supported languages. A French rep and an English rep running the same scenario are scored against identical criteria.