RepVoice is the CRM built for the road. Log visits, capture call notes, and update accounts — all by voice while you're driving between hospitals.
RepVoice turns field conversations into structured CRM records — automatically.
Tap the mic and talk like you're updating a colleague. Log visits, note physician preferences, flag purchasing signals — natural language, no forms.
RepVoice extracts the CRM fields automatically — account, contact, case volume, decision timeline, follow-up date. Logs it where it belongs.
Real-time activity feed, territory coverage maps, coaching flags. Your manager knows what happened in the field without waiting for an end-of-day email.
No forms. No typing. Tap the mic and capture everything that matters — visit outcomes, physician sentiment, inventory signals, competitive intel. Done before you leave the parking lot.
Every log is anchored to a location. Managers get real proof of field activity — not a rep's memory from end of day. Compliance documentation built in.
Real-time visibility into rep activity across territories. See who's covering what, flag gaps, coach to quality — not just activity counts. Territory health at a glance.
Procedure volumes, OR schedules, GPO relationships, device inventory — built for the complexity of medical device sales, not adapted from pharma or generic B2B.
Hospitals have bad Wi-Fi. RepVoice captures voice logs offline and syncs when you're back in range. No lost notes, no "I'll remember to log it later."
Connects to your existing Salesforce instance or runs standalone. RepVoice becomes the field layer your current CRM was missing.
The CRM was built for people who sit at desks. Medical device sales reps don't sit at desks. They drive. They walk into hospitals. They have ten minutes with a surgeon before the next case. The last thing they need is another form to fill out at the end of the day.
RepVoice was built for the reality of field sales — not the fantasy where reps sit at keyboards between appointments.
RepVoice is built for the MedTech sales rep who is always on. Always moving. Always doing the job.