Conversation analytics
4m 12s
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in-person sales conversation recording
You need in-person sales conversation recording when the one-on-one is a story you cannot replay. Knockdesk is field sales software that asks for consent, keeps the file, and leaves the outcome the rep logged alone. The two rows on this page, 418 Oak Ave and 90 Pine Ct, are a sample, not a customer's week.
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Sample
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The recording is the visit you can hear again before Friday's one-on-one. Consent is chosen before the file starts. Speakers are labeled on the transcript. Talk time is set against listen time. A suggested outcome sits beside the outcome the rep logged, and Knockdesk does not whisper while the door is open.
Verbal, written, or consent captured on the recording, before Start Recording. Skip Recording logs the visit with no file.
A transcript with speakers, plus talk time against listen time, after the door.
The suggestion sits beside the outcome the rep logged. Review leaves that outcome as they entered it.
The sequence
A door to door sales recording app fails the moment the file starts before anyone agreed. Knockdesk stops on consent, then builds the transcript after the door.
On the screen
If you came for conversation intelligence for field sales, it is the transcript and the talk-to-listen card after the door, not a prompt in the rep's ear. These are the controls the product saves.
| Setting | What you set |
|---|---|
| Consent | Verbal, written, or recorded, before Start Recording. Skip Recording leaves no file. |
| Speakers | Each transcript segment is REP, CUSTOMER, or UNKNOWN. A single speaker is labeled REP. When identification works, the rep is REP and every other speaker is CUSTOMER. If it fails, segments stay UNKNOWN. |
| Talk versus listen | Rep speaking time divided by customer speaking time. If the customer spoke for 0 seconds, the ratio is 0. The card also shows each side's percent of speaking time, speaking duration, silence, and speaker count. Silence is segment time that is not labeled REP or CUSTOMER. |
| Suggested outcome | Stored separately from the outcome the rep logged. Viewing or correcting the insights does not change that outcome. |
| Retention | 30 days unless a manager or an admin marks it kept. An organization can keep up to 200 recordings. |
| File | webm, mp3, wav, ogg, m4a, or aac. Duration at least 1 second. Size at most 80 MB (80 times 1,024 times 1,024 bytes). |
Two desks
Virtual ride along software, on this desk, is the recording you play after the door. A field rep can open only their own file. A manager or an admin can keep it, up to 200 kept recordings, so the 30-day deletion skips it.
The score card on this page reads 1.4:1, rep 58 percent, customer 42 percent, speaking 4 minutes 12 seconds, silence 38 seconds, and 2 speakers. That card is a sample, not a customer result. Knockdesk does not whisper during the conversation, and the suggested outcome does not overwrite the rep's outcome.
Conversation score
Sample
4m 12s
Speaking
38s
Silence
2
Speakers
The sheet
When you record in-person sales conversations in a sheet, the cell is a summary someone typed later. This ratio is an example of the product rule, not a customer and not a market stat. Rep speaking 90 seconds and customer speaking 60 seconds is 90 divided by 60, which is 1.5:1. The rep's share of speaking time is 90 divided by 150, which is 60 percent.
| Spreadsheet | Knockdesk | |
|---|---|---|
| Consent | A note you hope someone wrote | Verbal, written, or recorded consent before the file starts |
| Speakers | One paragraph | Transcript segments labeled REP, CUSTOMER, or UNKNOWN |
| The outcome | Whoever edited the cell last | The suggestion stays beside the outcome the rep logged |
| How long it lasts | Until someone deletes the row | 30 days, unless a manager or an admin keeps it, up to 200 kept |
| Example ratio | You guess who talked more | 90 seconds against 60 seconds reads 1.5:1 |
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Score the script steps on this file after the door, not during it.
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Keep the payout next to the deal on this same seat.
Consent, the 30-day window, and who can keep a file.
FAQ
It records the visit after consent, writes a transcript with speakers, and shows talk time against listen time. The suggested outcome does not overwrite the rep's outcome. Knockdesk does not do live whisper coaching.
Yes. A door to door sales recording app here asks for verbal, written, or recorded consent before Start Recording. The rep can skip recording and still log the visit.
Yes. You record in-person sales conversations when the rep confirms consent. Skip Recording continues that knock with no file.
Conversation intelligence for field sales is the transcript and the talk-to-listen card after the door. Talk-to-listen is rep speaking time divided by customer speaking time. It is not a live prompt in the rep's ear.
Virtual ride along software here means you play the recording after the door. A field rep opens only their own file. It is not a live line into the rep's ear.
A sales recording app on Knockdesk keeps a recording 30 days unless a manager or an admin marks it kept. An organization can keep up to 200 recordings. See the recording trust page for that window.
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The visit you missed
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