Before the meeting, a rep asks for a briefing. After it, they say what happened. Workd logs the visit, updates the deal and sets the follow-ups, so the CRM finally stays current, because talking is easier than typing.
Outside reps carry the most valuable knowledge in the company, and getting it into the system means typing: updating the CRM, writing call reports, researching accounts before a visit. Most of it never gets entered.
So the CRM stays out of date, managers can't see the field, and the forecast is a guess built on stale notes.

Say how the visit went. Workd logs it.
After a visit, the rep opens Workd or calls in and says what happened. No forms.
It picks out people, problems, opportunities, next steps and competitor mentions.
Contacts, the visit log, deal stages and notes update in the CRM you already run.
Tasks and reminders land on the calendar, so the next visit starts prepared.
did thisA spoken recap after each visit becomes a structured call report.
Ask before you walk in: recent orders, open issues, last conversation, open deals.
"Move Miller to proposal, about 85K." The deal moves without opening the CRM.
Every promise made in the meeting becomes a task with a date.
Say what they need, and inside sales gets the request with full context.
Mention a competitor and it is tagged, so you see the pattern across the territory.
In the Workd mobile app or by calling a Workd number. Most reps call from the truck because it is hands-free between appointments.
It handles product, customer and industry names well and learns your vocabulary. Reps can review a recap before it saves.
The app can record offline and process the recap once the phone is back online.
Yes, because it takes work away from them. A recap takes about 30 seconds from the truck instead of an evening at the kitchen table.
Yes. Every visit, task and deal change is visible to managers, so coaching starts from what happened, not from chasing updates.
Distributors from $5M to $1.5B run their sales, orders and deliveries on Workd. Live on the ERP you already run in two to four weeks.