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How much of your pipeline did a customer actually agree to?

Your CRM knows what was entered. Talqo knows what the buyer said.

One Teams transcript, real or anonymised.

Drafted from the call. Approved by your team. Traced to the buyer.

Screenshot of Talqo: the write-back card after the rep approved two fields, each with its receipt. It reads: Buyer agreed in Talqo Buyer Agreed €125.000 Salesforce’s own Amount stays €42.000 — Talqo never writes it. In Salesforce 14:05 · by Freja Holm Undo. What the buyer said in Talqo Buyer Quote Rep Does that split work for you? Forty-two in phase one, eighty-three in phase two. Buyer “So the number for the whole project is a hundred and twenty-five thousand euros. That is approved from my side. You can put that in the proposal.” In Salesforce 14:05 · by Freja Holm Undo.
Screenshot of Talqo: one approved row of the write-back card, with its receipt. It reads: Buyer agreed in Talqo Buyer Agreed €125.000 Salesforce’s own Amount stays €42.000 — Talqo never writes it. In Salesforce 14:05 · by Freja Holm Undo.Screenshot of Talqo: the buyer’s line on the write-back card, word for word, on its agreed tint. It reads: Buyer “So the number for the whole project is a hundred and twenty-five thousand euros. That is approved from my side. You can put that in the proposal.”

The product film · sample deals, not a customer’s

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  1. Every call ends in CRM admin.
  2. Deals move on the next call. The CRM doesn’t.
  3. And the forecast is built on what got typed: €314.000 across three deals, every Amount typed by hand.
  4. But what did the buyer actually say? “So the number for the whole project is a hundred and twenty-five thousand euros.” Peter Lund, Halden Microsystems, call of 25 Sept.
  5. Talqo reads your Teams calls, after the meeting. No bot joins.
  6. It finds the sentence behind the number.
  7. It drafts the CRM update. Nothing is written until your rep approves it.
  8. It writes the buyer’s number beside your Amount, never over it: Salesforce’s own Amount stays €42.000.
  9. Same three deals. What each buyer agreed: €381.000, where Salesforce says €314.000.
  10. “We can sign at eighty thousand for the full rollout, not ninety-six.” Silkeborg Logistics, call of 18 Sept.
  11. Deals move on calls. Talqo shows you which ones moved.
  12. Your team changes the Amount in Salesforce. Talqo reads it back.
  13. Agreed by the customer, €381.000. Salesforce says €381.000.
  14. Your CRM knows what was entered. Talqo knows what the buyer said.
  15. Send us one call. We’ll send back what Talqo produced from it.
  16. Hosted in the EU (Frankfurt) · Transcripts analysed, then discarded · DPA available · talqo.dk

Deals move on the next call. The CRM doesn’t. And the forecast is built on what got typed.

The rep · Friday, after the last call

Still typing every call into the CRM by hand?

Forty-odd calls a month, from memory. The details get lost on the way in.

The manager · Monday, before the forecast call

Chasing the reps for the real number every week?

And guessing at a commit nobody can stand behind.

The CRO · Thursday, board review

Ever shown the board a number the quarter never delivered?

Typed in three weeks earlier. Never checked against the call.

“So the number for the whole project is a hundred and twenty-five thousand euros.”

Peter Lund, Halden Microsystems, on the call of 25 Sept · a constructed sample call, not a customer

The call ends. The transcript does the typing.

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The transcript comes in.

After the meeting, with no bot in it: Teams calls arrive on their own, and any other call comes in by API, upload or paste.

Screenshot of Talqo: the upload card in the Analyse room, where a transcript is dropped or pasted. It reads: Drop a transcript. Get back what the buyer agreed to. Teams .vtt, .docx, .txt or .pdf. Upload a transcript file or paste the text below.Screenshot of Talqo: the line under the upload card, naming the ways a call arrives on its own. It reads: Calls can also arrive on their own: Microsoft Teams meeting transcripts once an admin connects Teams, and any recorder or platform through the ingestion API — set up by an admin in Admin, under Connections & engine.
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It finds the sentence behind the number.

Where the buyer names a figure, a date or an agreement, Talqo keeps their exact words and shows them under the field.

98.2% on our accuracy test, graded against answer keys written in advance; two were corrected on review. Measured 23 Aug 2026 · How we tested it 

Screenshot of Talqo: the buyer’s line on the write-back card, word for word, on its agreed tint. It reads: Buyer “So the number for the whole project is a hundred and twenty-five thousand euros. That is approved from my side. You can put that in the proposal.”
Screenshot of Talqo: the buyer’s line on the write-back card, word for word, on its agreed tint. It reads: Buyer “So the number for the whole project is a hundred and twenty-five thousand euros. That is approved from my side. You can put that in the proposal.”
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Your rep approves each field.

Nothing is written until your rep, or their manager, approves it, and the receipt names who. On Salesforce the buyer’s figure goes beside your Amount, never over it.

Writes to Salesforce · HubSpot · any CRM by signed webhook · Microsoft Teams calls arrive on their own

Screenshot of Talqo: the deal record’s two money cells: what the buyer said, beside what Salesforce holds. It reads: The buyer said €125.000 The buyer said the number on the call of 25 Sept. Salesforce holds €42.000 on the opportunity “Halden Microsystems AS — IEC 62443” · read 14:05 closes 30 Sept.
Screenshot of Talqo: the deal record’s two money cells: what the buyer said, beside what Salesforce holds. It reads: The buyer said €125.000 The buyer said the number on the call of 25 Sept. Salesforce holds €42.000 on the opportunity “Halden Microsystems AS — IEC 62443” · read 14:05 closes 30 Sept.
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Every figure opens to its sentence.

Open a figure and it lists the deals behind it, each at the buyer’s number, with the sentence and the call it came from. If we cannot show you the sentence, we do not say the buyer said it.

Screenshot of Talqo: the drawer that opens on a figure, listing the deals behind it with the buyer’s sentence for each. It reads: Where the figure comes from. Where €381.000 comes from. 3 deals · each at the buyer’s number. The figure. €381.000. 125.000 + 176.000 + 80.000 = €381.000. The deals, and the sentences behind them. each at the buyer’s number. Deal. Buyer’s number. The sentence. Who · when. Halden. €125.000. “So the number for the whole project is a hundred and twenty-five thousand euros. That is approved from my side. You can put that in the proposal.” Freja Holm. 25 Sept. Ribe Foods. €176.000. “One seventy-six works for us — send the contract over.” Freja Holm. 23 Sept. Silkeborg Logistics. €80.000. “We can sign at eighty thousand for the full rollout, not ninety-six.” Lars Nygaard. 18 Sept. The same drawer opens on every figure. If a number cannot produce its rows, it does not ship.
Screenshot of Talqo: the figure card at the top of the evidence drawer, with its sum. It reads: The figure €381.000 125.000 + 176.000 + 80.000 = €381.000.
Screenshot of Talqo: the deals in the evidence drawer, each with the buyer’s sentence behind its number. It reads: The deals, and the sentences behind them each at the buyer’s number Halden €125.000 “So the number for the whole project is a hundred and twenty-five thousand euros. That is approved from my side. You can put that in the proposal.” Freja Holm · 25 Sept Ribe Foods €176.000 “One seventy-six works for us — send the contract over.” Freja Holm · 23 Sept Silkeborg Logistics €80.000 “We can sign at eighty thousand for the full rollout, not ninety-six.” Lars Nygaard · 18 Sept.

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I spent about ten years selling B2B. Most of that time I sat in pipeline reviews built on optimism.

I never once saw anyone check that number against what the customer had actually said. Talqo does the checking, and you will be talking to the person who built it.

Chad Kalik, founder · København

Questions from the first call.

Does it record my customers’ calls?

No. Talqo records nothing and no bot joins the meeting. It reads the Microsoft Teams transcript after the meeting ends, only for the people you map and only for meetings they organised. Zoom, Meet or a phone call: upload the transcript, paste it, or send it through the transcript API. Until you connect Teams or the API, nothing is captured at all.

Does it write to my CRM on its own?

No. There is no autonomous write, and no setting that turns one on. Your rep, or their manager, approves each field, and the receipt names who. We refuse rather than guess: if a deal stage isn’t mapped, or a record isn’t linked, the write stops and tells you why, with the proposal still waiting. On Salesforce and HubSpot any write can be undone for seven days, as long as nobody has changed the field since; a webhook delivery cannot be undone.

Which CRMs, and which methodology?

Salesforce natively, where Talqo writes only its own fields: your Stage, Amount and Close Date are never written. HubSpot natively: the deal’s own stage, amount and close date, and a note. Anything else through a signed webhook: ten minutes in Zapier or Power Automate puts it into Pipedrive, Zoho, monday, a spreadsheet, or something you built yourself. BANT, MEDDIC, MEDDPICC and SPIN are built in. Run something else? We set Talqo up around your methodology.

What if the buyer never mentioned a budget?

Then Talqo says so. The item reads Missing, with the question to ask next, and no figure is invented to fill it. Talqo would rather show you a gap than fill it.

Where does the data live?

Application and database in the EU (Frankfurt). Transcripts are analysed, then discarded; only the structured analysis is kept, in your account, deletable on request. By default Anthropic analyses the calls, under the EU’s Standard Contractual Clauses. Want the analysis in the EU too? It can run on your company’s own Azure OpenAI resource, in the EU region you choose; we connect it with you. Security has the detail.

Send us one call. We’ll send back what Talqo produced from it.

Chad reads every result and replies within one working day: the deal facts, the coaching, and the things it refused to score.

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