06:00
RLLY · OVERNIGHT
New leads sourced. Warmed up while you slept.
Rlly pulled 34 fresh ICP-matched accounts from ZoomInfo overnight, invited the contacts to join your company LinkedIn newsletter and your Discord community, and queued the ones who engaged for your review. Eight of them opened your latest blog post before 7am. Those are your first calls today.
ZoomInfo / ApolloLinkedIn newsletter invitesDiscord / RedditContent engagement signals
◼ OVERNIGHT LEAD QUEUE
LIVE
Dana Kim · VP Sales · TopCloudHOT
Priya Rao · CRO · NorthBankHOT
Nicholas Hill · RevOps · VetraWARM
+ 31 more in queueREVIEW
08:47
RLLY
Your day is already prepped.
You haven't opened your laptop yet. Rlly has pulled the day's six calls from HubSpot, read every prior transcript, researched each prospect, and built a two-paragraph brief for each meeting. Rlly uncovered your prospect has a new VP Sales since your last call. You know before they tell you.
Pre-call briefsPrior transcriptsAttendee research
◼ PRE-CALL · TOPCLOUD INC.
CALL IN 13 MIN
Deal context
$42K ARR · Discovery · Procurement block detected last call
▸ Rlly · Lead with
New VP Sales hired Monday. She ran Gong at her last company. Reference her LinkedIn post on rep productivity from last week.
Attendees
Dana Kim, VP Sales · Luis Martinez, Dir. RevOps
Playbook · MEDDIC gap
Economic Buyer unclear. Identify in first 10 min.
09:00
REP
Discovery call with your prospect.
You join the call — Zoom, Teams, Meet, anything on macOS or Windows (mobile Summer '26). Rlly is already listening. Your prep brief sits in the corner of your screen. You ask better questions because you already know what they care about. This is the part you were hired for.
09:14
RLLY
Objection detected. Rebuttal on screen in 400ms.
Prospect says "procurement will need risk controls." Before your brain catches up, Rlly surfaces the exact rebuttal that closed two similar deals last quarter. You read it. You adapt it. You sound prepared.
Live rebuttals<500ms latencyMEDDIC tracking
◼ LIVE CALL · 09:14:21
RECORDING
Prospect · just now
"Procurement will need risk controls before we can sign."
▸ Rlly · Rebuttal · 420ms
"We can run in supervised mode — every medium-risk action reviewed before sending. Signed audit log, reversible. NorthBank closed on this."
MEDDIC · Economic Buyer✓ CAPTURED
Talk / Listen ratio48 / 52
09:32
REP
Call ends. You close the tab.
No recap to write. No follow-up email to draft. No Salesforce stage to update. No LinkedIn invite to queue. You go refill your coffee.
09:33
RLLY
Agents help you close the loop.
Rlly updates the HubSpot stage, logs the MEDDIC signals, drafts the recap email with the case study your playbook calls for, queues a LinkedIn invite to the new VP Sales, and schedules the procurement follow-up for Tuesday. Every action is policy-checked, signed, and reversible. Your manager can see all of it. You review and hit send.
CRM auto-syncPlaybook-aware recapLinkedIn invitesSigned audit log
◼ POST-CALL AGENT QUEUE
PENDING YOUR APPROVAL
HubSpot stage → DiscoverySYNCED
Recap email · 3 attendeesREVIEW
LinkedIn invite · Dana KimREVIEW
Next-step task · Tue 2pmSCHEDULED
Discord follow-up postREVIEW
▸ Governance
5 actions signed + logged. Policy-checked. One-click rollback on any.
10:00 – 16:00
REP
More calls. Same flow.
You hit eight calls today instead of the usual six, because you stopped losing 20 minutes between each one to admin. Pipeline moved. Quota attainment is ahead of last week.
16:30
MANAGER
Your Sales Leader opens one dashboard.
They see MEDDIC coverage on every rep, flag the two calls where talk ratio exceeded 60%, and queue three coaching moments for Friday — all in four minutes. They never opened a call recording. They didn't need to. Rlly already surfaced what mattered.
Methodology complianceCoaching inboxLive manager feed
◼ MANAGER · TEAM Q1
LIVE
Amanda L. · 18 callsMEDDIC 92%
Priya S. · 21 callsMEDDIC 90%
Devon B. · 16 callsMEDDIC 76%
Nicholas H. · 12 calls · talk 63%COACH
Jordan R. · 13 callsCOACH
▸ Recommended
Assign objection-handling playlist to Nicholas and Jordan before Friday.
17:00
RLLY
Tomorrow is already prepped.
Apollo leads sourced, outreach queued for your review in the morning, tomorrow's briefs drafted. You close your laptop at 5:00pm. For the first time in this job, you have time for one more call tomorrow — and the one after that.