The next customer move. The 1:1 that needs your attention. The question behind the forecast.
SalesViking brings the context together, so you can bring your judgment to what happens next.
Personal support. Always your call.
Your work already lives here. Give it some continuity.
Google Calendar
Outlook Calendar
HubSpot
SlackWhat did I promise Sarah? Where does Alex need my help? What changed since the review? Is Friday still realistic? Who is owning the next step?
“We can’t disrupt service
during the rollout.”
#sales-teamScroll back through the team threadNorthstar MotorsThe call says one thing. The thread adds another.
And the next meeting starts before you’ve put them together.
Good context should lead to a useful next move—not more homework.
Remember what mattered, understand what’s still open, and start with something useful. Not a blank page. Not another pile of notes.
Your meeting prepSarah’s concern
Keep service running during rollout.Your commitment
Bring a phased implementation plan.Still to understand
Which sites need to be ready first?What they cared about. What you promised. The part you still need to understand. Pick up the conversation without starting again.
Keeping service running. Start with the rollout concern before asking about timing.
Update for EmmaDraftNorthstar · security review is open.
Next: confirm the review date.
Help needed: a technical specialist.
Ready for your reviewA useful follow-up. A clear manager update. The question to bring to a 1:1. Context becomes something you can review and use.
Here’s the risk, the next step and the help you need. Nothing sent.
Your wingman. Your space.A place to prepare, think and ask.
Bring your own conversations and the context you’re allowed to use. Then ask for the work you actually need.
Get SalesViking for MacNative on Mac. No meeting bot added.
Get SalesViking on your Mac. Bring it into your working day, without adding a bot to the meeting.
Your Mac. Your conversations.Your conversations, your Sales Brain and the connected records you have permission to use.
Context with its source attached.A follow-up for Sarah. A 1:1 with Alex. Questions for the leadership review. Start from context, then apply your judgment.
Prepare. Review. Make it yours.Help me move the deal. Help me lead the team. Help me ask the right business question.
The value is in the next move. A follow-up that addresses the buyer’s concern. A 1:1 focused on the right blocker. A review that separates the evidence from the assumption.
Prepared from the context available to you. Reviewed by you.
Explore the examplesNorthstar · a useful next move“We can’t disrupt service.”
Which sites need to be ready first?
Hi Sarah,
I’ll put together a phased rollout so your service teams can keep taking calls during the transition.
Are there particular sites that need to be up and running before the busy season? That will help me shape the sequence around your priorities.
Albin
Shared context should help people work together.
Your meetings and preparation give your wingman a place to start.
Guidance is not a command. A draft is not a sent message. Your judgment stays in the loop.
No. These are illustrative ways to use a personal SalesViking wingman in different sales roles. This page does not promise an organization-wide forecasting, analytics or management dashboard.
The job you bring to your wingman. A seller might prepare a buyer-focused follow-up. A manager might prepare a 1:1 around an update shared with them. A leader might use their own review notes to prepare the next business discussion. The examples use information available to that person.
No. The examples prepare work for your review. You choose what to use, what to change and what to send. A suggested action is not a completed action.
SalesViking is a native Mac app. “Get SalesViking for Mac” opens the official download page. On your phone, “Send Mac link” lets you save or share the link for later.
For the next conversation, and the work around it.
