Before the quotation
Identify missing budget, requirements or decision participants so the next proposal can be more relevant.
Understand what your customer is really looking for. Turn showroom consultations into sharper qualification, relevant demonstrations and follow-up that moves the conversation forward.

Customise the standards for your products, customer journey and team. Explore two illustrative playbooks below.
Build a consultation around how the customer will use the vehicle, who shares the decision and what they need to feel confident.
“We like it, but we’re looking at another model.”
The consultant offered a discount before asking which differences mattered or who else would help make the decision.
“What are you comparing most closely, and what would you need to feel confident choosing this model?”
Usage needs · Decision participants · Comparison criteria · Agreed next step
Tailor discovery to the room, measurements, style, budget and installation timeline before preparing a proposal.
“Can you send us a quotation for this kitchen?”
A quotation was promised without confirming measurements, installation timing or who would approve the design.
“When does the kitchen need to be ready, and can we confirm the measurements and who will review the design?”
Project needs · Budget and dimensions · Timing · Proposal ownership

Capture face-to-face consultations with a wearable badge and upload over Wi-Fi for analysis. A branded name-badge sticker keeps Smart ID part of your showroom uniform.
Follow your recording and consent process while the consultant focuses on the customer.
Review needs, decision criteria, timing and unanswered questions against your playbook.
Link the right customer, confirm shared contact details and agree an owner and next action.
Practise the missed question or objection, then apply it in the next consultation.
Identify missing budget, requirements or decision participants so the next proposal can be more relevant.
Separate an unanswered concern from a price objection. Coach the question that helps reveal the difference.
Review earlier priorities and promises so customers do not have to restart the conversation every time.
Explore the meeting summary, customer intent and qualification before moving into coaching and practice.

SalesLens analyses captured consultations to surface customer priorities, unanswered questions, buying concerns and agreed next steps. Managers can use that evidence to coach discovery, demonstrations and follow-up against their own playbooks.
Yes. Define the questions, product guidance and service standards relevant to your consultation. Automotive and interiors examples are starting points to adapt to your team, not fixed scripts.
The wearable badge captures face-to-face conversations. Recordings upload over Wi-Fi for analysis. Agree your recording and consent process, then validate audio quality, staff assignment and conversation separation during a pilot.
A printed sticker overlay can display your brand, the consultant’s name and their title, with Smart ID underneath.
Link the consultation to the correct customer and opportunity where relevant. Confirm contact details when the customer shares them. This gives the team a place to review earlier priorities and commitments before the next conversation.
Bring your consultation process. Let’s build a practical pilot around your showroom, playbook and team.
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