Hero preps you before the call, gives you expert answers to the toughest questions live, and handles the follow-up after, so every rep performs like your top seller without pulling in an SE.
Fifteen minutes before every call, Hero sends you a brief on each person on the invite, what came up last time, and what's still open, and you can practice the hard parts against the real deal instead of 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:
Pick one of three modes, on Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex, or a phone call.
Keep it to the agenda on calls you know cold, or get the full wording when a question is new. You choose.
Hero writes the recap email from what was actually said, updates your CRM and Slack, and 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.
Walk into each call knowing who's coming. Answer on the call instead of promising a follow-up.
Your manager gets a forecast that matches what customers said, because CRM fields update from the call. New reps start with the top rep's playbook.
Your SE's answers and battle cards show up on calls they're not on. The questions that reach them are the ones that need them.
Your CSM starts every account with the full story of the sale, and walks into renewals knowing what was promised and what's at risk.
Your ops team gets CRM fields filled in from what was said on the call, and a sales process that runs the same way on every deal.
No new tab to check. Ask Hero from Slack, Claude, or ChatGPT and it answers from your calls, accounts, and deal data. Briefs arrive in Slack before each call, and next steps, stakeholders, and risks land in the Salesforce fields your ops team built. HubSpot is coming soon.
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.
Hero is built by Vivun, which has made software for enterprise sales engineering teams since 2018. 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 CenterNot unless you want it to. Hero listens through your computer, so there's no bot in the customer's window. Admins control what's kept and for how long, in one place.
Keep Gong for call review, coaching, and your managers' view of the pipeline. Hero is for you, on the live call where the deal actually gets decided. Then it takes the prep before every call and the follow-up after.
Teams try. The builds we've seen on a call platform's API return answers 30 to 60 seconds late, after the conversation has moved on. Hero answers while the prospect is still talking, and it remembers every deal you work.
You choose how much shows up. Keep it to the agenda and a few key points, or ask for the full wording. Nothing is said for you.
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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