Pick the mode. Odrivyn knows what to listen for.
Pick the mode that matches the call and Odrivyn answers the way that call needs: a price for a buyer, a STAR story for an interviewer, a fix for a customer.
Sales calls
Pricing, security, integrations, competitor claims: Odrivyn finds the answer in your company's material while the buyer is still talking.
- A pricing or product question: the direct answer, with the figure and the file it came from.
- An objection about price, timing or a competitor: a reply backed by your material, ending with a question that keeps them talking.
- A buying signal: the next concrete step to propose.
Customer support
Troubleshooting guides, known issues and policies, searched the moment the customer describes the problem.
Mode: Customer supportTeam meetings
Status numbers, decisions from last week, the doc everyone forgot to read: Odrivyn has it on screen when the question comes up.
Mode: MeetingNegotiations
Your walk-away point, your concessions and their last offer, on screen and out of sight.
Mode: NegotiationPresentations and demos
Present with confidence: the Q&A is where deals are won, and Odrivyn has the answers ready.
Mode: Presentation or demoLectures and classes
Live transcription, explanations of terms as they come up, and study notes when class ends.
Mode: Lecture or classJob interviews
Upload your CV and the job description. Practice the interview, then get calm, specific prompts during the real one.
Mode: Job interviewCoding interviews
Hints on approach and complexity, code in proper blocks, and practice rounds on the kind of problems you'll get.
Mode: Coding interviewHiring and recruiting
Keep the scorecard, the role and the candidate's CV in view, and get follow-up questions that dig into vague answers.
Mode: HiringAny other call
No category to choose and nothing to set up. Odrivyn listens, answers from your files and keeps the notes.
Mode: GeneralWrite your own mode
Describe the call in a few lines: who you are, who they are, and what a good answer sounds like. Odrivyn follows it.
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