Features
Everything Sealio does during and after your sales calls.
Sealio is an AI closing copilot for people who sell live. It listens, transcribes, catches the critical moments and feeds you the answer — drawn from your product sheet, never invented.
Feature detail
01
Real-time transcription
Sealio transcribes your call word for word, live, through Deepgram. It separates the prospect's voice from yours and streams the transcript to your screen while you talk.
Under two seconds of latency on a standard connection. Works on phone calls, VoIP and video meetings.
02
Product sheet
Before each call you fill in your product sheet: arguments, prices, common objections and the replies that work. Sealio draws only on what you wrote — nothing invented.
Every suggestion shows its exact source, line by line. Zero hallucination: if it isn't in the sheet, Sealio doesn't say it.
03
Prospect sheet
Add the name, company and context of the prospect before you dial. Sealio tailors its suggestions to that specific profile and what's at stake for them.
The prospect sheet is confidential and never shared with third parties. It stays in your workspace.
04
Cue mode
Sealio gives you a short angle — a direction to put in your own words. Best for reps who want to stay natural and shape the message to the moment.
Cue mode is built for authenticity: you get the reasoning, not a script to recite.
05
Script mode
Sealio writes the exact line, ready to say as is. The script is written to sound natural out loud, not like a chatbot.
Switch between cue and script mid-call, in one click, depending on the moment and your style.
06
Key-moment detection
Sealio recognizes the critical moments of a call — price objection, hesitation, an attempt to stall, a buying signal — and fires a suggestion at the right time.
Detections are flagged on screen. You always stay in control: take it, ignore it, or rephrase it freely.
07
Automatic debrief
After the call, Sealio writes a structured summary: what was covered, which objections came up, what was committed to and the suggested next steps.
The debrief is exportable and can feed your CRM. It stays available in your call history.
00:00 — The rundown
Everything Sealio will say, you wrote before the call.
You fill in your product sheet once — offer, pricing, differentiators, common objections and the replies that work — then one prospect sheet per client. That is the only material Sealio draws from. No number, no guarantee that doesn't come from there.
Product sheet
Illustrative example
- Offer
- Novaris — field service tracking for small businesses. $49 per user per month, no lock-in.
- Differentiators
- Live in two days. Import of the existing spreadsheet included. Support in your language.
- Objection · too expensive
- Answer with the cost of the status quo — the hours lost in the spreadsheet, the jobs that slip. Never with a discount.
- Objection · already have a tool
- Talk about the migration and what they keep, not a feature-by-feature comparison.
- Objection · my business partner
- Don't let the absent decision-maker become a reason to stall. Offer a three-way slot with two specific dates.
- Closing playbook
- Start on a narrow scope, month to month, then lock a go-live date before hanging up.
- Tone of voice
- Direct, professional, no superlatives.
Prospect sheet
Illustrative example
- Company
- Kerlan Workshop — 14 staff, six of them technicians in the field.
- Situation
- Jobs tracked in a shared spreadsheet. Two tools tried this year, neither kept.
- Decision-makers
- The owner, on the call. Her business partner, not on the call.
03:12 — The price objection
The answer lands while the prospect is still on the line.
The prospect
Honestly, at $49 per person per month it's too expensive for us right now. We'll think it over and I'll get back to you.
Key moment — price objection + attempt to stall
Cue mode gives you the angle, to put in your own words. Script mode gives you the exact line, ready to say as is. You switch between them mid-call — try it.
Sealio vous souffle
Put a number on the spreadsheet before you talk price: the hours lost every week, the jobs that slip. Don't concede a discount.
I hear you, and I'd rather we look at it head on. Right now, how many hours a week do your technicians spend filling in and fixing that spreadsheet? That's exactly what we're replacing — and that's what the $49 compares against.
Source — product sheet › objection "too expensive": answer with the cost of the status quo, never with a discount
05:40 — The hesitation
A hesitation isn't a no. You still have to hear it.
The prospect
On paper it holds up. But I'd need to run it past my business partner before we commit to anything.
Key moment — hesitation · decision-maker absent
What Sealio cross-references
Illustrative example
- Prospect sheet › decision-makers
- The owner, on the call. Her business partner, not on the call.
- Product sheet › objection "my business partner"
- Don't let the absent decision-maker become a reason to stall. Offer a three-way slot with two specific dates.
Sealio vous souffle
The absent partner is about to become the reason to stall. Offer a three-way slot right now, with two dates to choose from.
That makes sense, it's a decision the two of you make together. Let's keep it simple: thirty minutes with your partner, and I'll walk through exactly what we just covered. Thursday 11am or Thursday 3pm — which suits him better?
08:05 — The buying signal
The prospect just named their condition. That's when you take the date.
The prospect
If importing our spreadsheet really is included, we could start with one team and see how it goes.
Buying signal — condition named · narrow scope proposed
Sealio vous souffle
Confirm the import, frame the scope they just proposed themselves, and leave with a go-live date.
Importing your spreadsheet is included, and we do it with you at go-live. So we start with the field team — five users, month to month, no lock-in — and we set go-live for Thursday. Shall I send you the recap as soon as we hang up?
Source — product sheet › differentiators: spreadsheet import included — cross-referenced with closing playbook › narrow scope, then lock a date
11:30 — The debrief
Once you hang up, what worked goes back into the sheet.
Every call keeps its full transcript and the suggestions that were given. You see what landed, you fix the product sheet, and the next call starts with one more answer ready.
Call debrief
Illustrative example
- Duration
- 11:30
- Key moments
- 3 — price objection, hesitation on the decision-maker, buying signal.
- Suggestions
- 3, all drawn from the product sheet and the prospect sheet. Nothing added.
- Outcome
- Go-live set — ThursdayRecap sent straight after the call. Five users on the field team, month to month.
- To add to the sheet
- "We already tried two tools this year" comes up on almost every call. Write the answer once so you have it next time.
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