Sales calls go sideways before they start. The calendar says demo, the CRM says discovery, an old email promises a date nobody approved, and the account brief quietly treats guesses as facts.
Sales Call Prep reconciles the exact meeting, account, opportunity, attendees, history, product proof, and commitment authority before it recommends a strategy. It separates verified facts, customer statements, internal interpretations, hypotheses, and unknowns. Then it builds a time-boxed agenda, decision-critical questions, a proof map, objection hypotheses, open gates, and a handoff for the call owner.
The workflow covers discovery, demo, technical validation, proposal, negotiation, renewal, and account-review calls. It does not invent attendee details, buyer intent, customer outcomes, competitor claims, discounts, security answers, or roadmap promises. If a critical source or owner is missing, the brief says so and stops at the appropriate readiness state.