Better deal decisions
The next move, with the reason.
Zime shows you what the buyer won't say, what your competitors miss, and what your best sellers already know, for each deal.
Emily9:41 AM
@Zime Acme Freight's CFO sent a question their AI flagged: our payback claim. What do I do in today's call?
ZimeAPP9:41 AM
Skip the payback figure. Offer to set it from Acme Freight's own baseline, in a three-week proof.
Top performers answered this way in 6 of 9 similar deals that advanced.
trained with 50K+ human-in-the-loop hours.
with your GTM judgment, ready to drive adoption.
in 90 days, resulting in 20% uplift in deals won.
The next move, with the reason.
Evidence you can cite.
Your priority, in your next action.
New reps learn what top sellers do.
Every answer shows its sources.
Zime gives you a framework, tools, and support: the moves top sellers make, guidance around each call, and a manager who coaches from the same record.
Judgment at Scale→Behavior at Scale
You walk in with an answer the buyer's AI can check.
Behavior Graph for Sales→The call stays yours: make every conversation stick.
Programmatic Adoption→Every buyer gets your best, that their AI will validate.
CRO Initiatives→Tomorrow's hard moment, rehearsed last night and primed in the live call today.
Programmatic Adoption→A meeting lands at short notice. Here is how Zime helps you walk in ready.
A 360-degree brief with sources and next actions.
A CISO, a Chief AI Officer, and a CFO. Plan the win for each one.
Then work back from yes.
Use Zime as your deal quarterbacking assistant.
Typically, a general AI assistant, call recordings, and the playbook file do not give you a move for this deal. Zime does, with sources. The call stays yours.
✓Yes◐Partly✕No
| Test | General-purpose AI assistant | Call recordings and summaries | The playbook file | Zime |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Knows this deal | ◐Partly: Only what you paste in | ◐Partly: The calls it recorded | ✕No: No | ✓Yes: Yes |
| Knows your company's proof | ✕No: No | ✕No: No | ◐Partly: Partly | ✓Yes: Yes |
| Knows what your best sellers do | ✕No: No | ✕No: No | ◐Partly: As written | ✓Yes: Yes, across the team |
| Gives the next move | ◐Partly: A generic one | ✕No: No | ◐Partly: A general one | ✓Yes: Yes, for this deal |
| Shows its sources | ◐Partly: Sometimes | ◐Partly: The recording | ✕No: No | ✓Yes: Yes |
| Arrives in your existing tools | ✕No: A separate window | ✕No: A separate tool | ✕No: A file | ✓Yes: Yes |
| Leaves the call to you | ✓Yes: Yes | ✓Yes: Yes | ✓Yes: Yes | ✓Yes: Yes |
You pass five stages, from a first prep note to sharing a win with your team.
Your first prep note arrives before a meeting. You read it.
The note names a move you would have missed, and shows its source.
A claim the buyer's copilot flagged gets answered with evidence.
You ask before every call, and you rehearse the hard ones.
You share the win with your team.
Six answers cover the definition, buyers who check, short-notice meetings, rep control, what managers see, and where guidance comes from.
Zime gives sales reps and frontline managers the next best action for each deal, inside your CRM, Slack, or Microsoft Teams. It prepares reps before meetings, nudges them during the call, confirms next steps afterward, and offers deal-aware role plays. The rep stays in control.
Zime gives the rep the next move for the deal and the evidence behind it, drawn from across a company's entire recorded history of winning deals. The rep can cite sources, tell stories and provide evidence the buyer's copilot can check. Every rep's follow-up tells the same story, so the buyer's AI finds no gap between members of the team.
Zime works as the rep's deal quarterbacking assistant. It answers from everything the company has given Zime about the account, within what the rep has permission to see. Deal-aware role plays let the rep rehearse the hardest questions before the meeting.
Yes. Zime guides and the rep acts. A rep can “call an audible” play anytime: apply, adapt, or skip any recommendation. In each live deal reps run their play.
A frontline manager sees the guidance each rep received, the behavior each rep executed, and the outcome. Managers use those patterns to reinforce what works in weekly pipeline reviews, to suggest role plays or for quarterbacking the next deal, without forcing every rep into one selling style.
The Behavior Graph records what the company knows about winning. Zime reads that record and answers. Leaders and top performers supply what goes into the record, and every answer shows its sources.