Built for
- VP Sales and enablement who need inside-pod craft under pressure
- Frontline managers who coach from scene evidence, not a personality type
- Pods that already run Deal IQ and still lose the room after the call
Soft sales craft under pressure, before the pod goes sideways
Practice the inside-pod room. Review the evidence. Assign the next episode.
Reps rehearse retro, 1:1, and peer moments with Klara in the room. That is team craft, not Deal IQ whole-deal buyer work. Managers read the evidence and assign the next episode in Revenue Command Center.
Handoffs messy
QBR deck late
Kitchen spill still here
Klara
Listen before you lead with a process fix.Deal IQ is the whole-deal buyer room, hard craft. Team IQ is the pod, soft craft. Same manager spine.
Fitted pathNow in this beat
Three skills for this person. Not a 24-skill dump.
Not personality types. Which skill the person reached for, in which scene, and whether peers stayed with them, went quiet, or pushed back.
Not trait labels. Well matched here, risky here, wrong tool.Situational fit
Why the inside room matters
Pods break in the retro and the 1:1, not only with the buyer. Team IQ makes that visible.
What is live
In the episode
Players feel peer reactions in the scene, with Klara in the episode. Managers read fit after, then assign the next episode in Revenue Command Center.
Session drawer opens with source tags and beat snippets managers can coach to.
Act III · Review
On the person record
After the episode, polar, focus-skill fit, and scene notes land on the person record. You assign the next episode from Revenue Command Center.
Action queue
Needs your decision
Leo
Harborline path is ready. Approve it.
Maja
Retro scored. Assign the 1:1.
James
Listening slipped across rooms. Review the skills.
Manager review · Klara
Three people. Approve, assign, or review.Continue in Revenue Command CenterSee manager evidenceOpen the manager workspace
Different room, same spine · Practice deal craft in Deal IQ
Managers fit 3 to 5 focus skills to that person. The rep plays retro, 1:1, and peer beats. Polar and provenance (input, reaction, engine, Klara) land on the person record. You assign the next episode from Revenue Command Center.
Deal IQ is hard craft: the whole deal with buyers, Territory through Debrief. Team IQ is soft craft: retro, 1:1, and peer pressure inside the pod. Same manager spine. Different room.
Every note is tagged input, reaction, engine, or Klara. You can see what the rep did, how the pod reacted, what the engine scored, and the sparse in-scene line. Charts wait until debrief.
STEAMIQ. Week 3 retro on the Relay Platform EMEA pod. About 20 minutes. GISLIVE is Deal IQ live buyer, not this door.
No. Team IQ reports situational fit: which skill landed in which scene, not a permanent trait score.
Klara is the live AI coach in the episode. Short reads in the scene. Charts wait until debrief.
Debrief first, then the person record in Revenue Command Center. Managers assign the next episode from that evidence.
Yes, after a pilot. Managers pick genre and focus skills, or generate a custom pod. The public try stays STEAMIQ.
Pod first. Evidence for the manager.
Act IV · Assign
Week 3 on Relay Platform, or the scored report of that same run.