You are the one they turn to when the hard question lands. Heyalo follows the conversation live and puts the answer, the context from discovery, and the open threads on your screen while the buyer is still talking.
Sales engineers get pulled into the moments that decide technical deals: the demo that goes off script, the security question nobody warned you about, the integration edge case the buyer saves for minute forty. You are expected to know the product cold and the buyer's context too, even when the discovery call happened without you. Heyalo works during the call itself. It follows the conversation live, surfaces what this account already said in earlier meetings, and answers your typed questions with sourced replies while the buyer is still on the line. Afterward it writes the technical recap and the follow-up list, so evaluation threads stop living in your head. No bot joins the call, so the buyer's side sees nothing but you, prepared.
Every demo has a minute forty: the security posture question, the integration edge case, the 'can it do X' nobody rehearsed. The deal reads your pause as the answer.
The AE ran discovery two weeks ago. The buyer already explained their stack, their constraints, their deal breakers. You get a two-line handoff and an invite.
Open questions, promised docs, POC criteria. They pile up across evaluations until the thread you dropped is the deal that stalled.
Type a question while the buyer is talking and a sourced answer comes back in seconds, in a panel only you see. No "let me check with the team."
What the buyer said in earlier meetings with your team surfaces when it matters, so you demo against their actual stack and constraints instead of a generic script.
Open questions, commitments, and next steps are captured and written up by the time you hang up. Evaluation threads stay visible instead of living in your memory.

No. Heyalo listens through your browser rather than joining as a participant, so nothing appears in the meeting for the buyer. The panel stays on your screen alone.
You write your selling context once: what you sell, who you sell to, the objections that come up. Heyalo uses it on every call, and it answers from what has actually been said in this and earlier meetings with the account.
No. Heyalo runs in its own browser window on your side. Present from another window or a second display and the panel stays private to you.
Yes, that is the point of shared context. Meetings your team records build the account's history, so when you join at the demo stage the earlier conversations are already part of the brief.
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