Real-call import

Bring recordings from Gong or files, and get the same debrief you get on practice calls.

Practice calls are where you get better; real calls are where you find out. Real-call import puts a recorded real conversation through the same scoring and debrief as a practice call, so the two are graded on one scale.

#Availability

Recording import is included on Elite and Custom. Org accounts on Custom can import for the whole team.

#Where recordings come from

  • Upload a file. Audio or video: MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4. From Real Calls → Import.
  • Gong. Connect Gong under Integrations and Revyn references your recorded calls in place, with no re-upload.
  • A recording URL. Paste a link to a recording your meeting tool already hosts.

See Integrations for how to connect each.

#What you get

Every imported call gets the same debrief as a practice call: the turn where it was decided, dimension scores, MEDDPICC with quoted evidence, an annotated transcript with speaker labels, and the recording on a timeline you can scrub.

Two things differ from practice:

  • Speakers are inferred. Revyn separates you from the buyer by voice; on a call with three or more people it labels each. Check the labels on the first call from a new source and correct them if they are swapped.
  • No coaching cues. The call already happened.

#Trackers

Imported calls feed your trackers: phrases and topics you want counted across every real conversation, such as a competitor's name, "budget", or "not this quarter". Set them up under Pipeline → Trackers (org) or Trackers (personal). See The deal loop.

#Objection intelligence (org)

Objections raised on imported calls are mined into the org's objection library. A manager can promote a mined objection into the knowledge base and into drafted scenarios, so the thing that lost a real deal becomes the thing the team practises next week.

#CRM write-back

If a CRM is connected, the call summary and scores can be written back to the matching deal record. This is opt-in per connector; see Integrations.

#Privacy

Recordings are stored in your workspace's object storage, scoped to your org, and are never used to train models shared with other customers. Delete a recording and its transcript and scores go with it. See Security and privacy.

Warning

Recording calls is regulated differently in different places. You are responsible for consent on the calls you import. Revyn does not record real calls itself; it only processes recordings you already have the right to hold.

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