Call Intelligence → Website Build — discovery calls become the website brief
The prototype is ready before the kickoff call — built from the client's own words.
What was getting in the way.
Everything needed to build a new client's website was said out loud on discovery and kickoff calls — and then lost between the salesperson's memory and the builder's intake form. Sites launched with generic copy while the client's own words ("we answer 24/7," "we're the only ones who...") sat unused in recordings. The pre-kickoff gap was dead time.
Context
New-client onboarding across verticals (recent pilot: a dog-training business; also used for a professional-training nonprofit).
How the work runs.
- 01
Trigger
a new client closes (CRM stage change).
- 02
Agent fetches every discovery artifact
Agent fetches every discovery artifact from the CRM: meeting records, call recordings, notes.
- 03
Transcribes recordings (Entry #2) and
Transcribes recordings (Entry #2) and mines transcripts for build-relevant intelligence: services, differentiators, geography, offers — and verbatim client phrasing for site copy.
- 04
Auto-builds the pre-kickoff package: prefilled
Auto-builds the pre-kickoff package: prefilled kickoff doc (Entry #9), website build brief, structured handoff bundle for the site builder, plus DNS/tracking recon on the client's existing web presence.
- 05
Posts a channel briefing to
Posts a channel briefing to the account team with open questions designed to get the client talking on the kickoff call.
- 06
Outcome
a working site prototype and complete KO package exist before the kickoff — the call reviews something real instead of starting from zero.
Evidence from the workflow.
Each system has a role.
Intake
CRM (discovery records, recordings)
Action
Speech-to-text
Record of truth
Shared drive (KO doc, briefs)
Action
AI site-builder platform
Signal (briefing)
Team chat
Why this is Coworker.
Takes assignments and reports back. You hand it work, it prepares and returns a result.
Draft briefings are human-gated before posting where flagged; nothing is sent to the client directly — the package equips the account team.
Effects / Outcomes
Pilot run delivered the full pre-kickoff package in about 50 minutes, enabling a same-day kickoff with a prototype on screen.
"Prototype at kickoff" became a sales-promisable deliverable standard.
Site copy inherits the client's verbatim language from call transcripts instead of generic marketing team filler.
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