Chorus.ai Review
Updated July 27, 2021

Chorus.ai Review

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Chorus.ai

  • Call Review
  • Coaching & Skill Development
  • New Hire Onboarding
  • Market Intelligence (Competition, Product, Messaging)
  • Recording Calls is highly valuable
  • The Mobile App is gone
  • Reduced Ramp time
  • Improves my presentation style
  • Helps me learn from my peers and take techniques from them
I use Chorus.ai to review my own meetings, as well as meetings that my colleagues have had. It's very important and useful. I haven't used any other comparable tools as far as functionality and purpose. I wish the search feature was better. If I want to find a presentation from years ago where my manager presented for an hour for a major customer, I have no way to easily find that old meeting.
I've used Chorus.ai to ramp up. I use it to review my own meetings, as well as meetings that my colleagues have had. It's very important and useful. I haven't used any other comparable tools as far as functionality and purpose. I wish the search feature was better. I just used it now in order to review a call with a customer and find the questions that they had that I did not sufficiently answer during the meeting. I will have a follow-up email where I clear up the confusion from the call.
Chorus.ai is very helpful in Sales organizations. I do a lot of presentations, so it helps me watch presentations that my peers have delivered, and learn from them. Further, I go back and watch my own presentations and learn from my mistakes. I can also review historical meetings with customers that I am going to meet with so that I can understand the historical context that my company has with them.

Evaluating Deal Momentum with Chorus.ai

Chorus is invaluable. However, the Search Engine still has a lot of room for improvement.

When searching for a meeting, there are a couple approaches:
  1. Search the name of someone in the meeting - then scroll through their historical meetings
  2. Search the name of the account - then scroll through the account's meetings
  3. Search the name of the meeting
In my experience, by far the best way to find a meeting is #1. If you know John Doe was in attendance in the meeting you're looking for, simply search John Doe, then scroll through his meetings and find it.

Sometime Chorus does still get the attendees incorrect, and will say John Doe was in a meeting, but when you click into the meeting, John Doe wasn't there at all.

Overall, it's an excellent product and they're improving it regularly. My greatest frustration has been the Search Engine, but you can be scrappy and learn to make it work.
I don't think we have Momentum implemented.
Chorus helped me ramp up as an SE. I was able to watch our top performing SEs and learn from each of them.

Chorus also helps me get up to speed with sales opportunities that I'm brought into. I can listen to the early calls with the prospect and quickly skip to listen to what they have told us in the past. The ability to listen at 1.5 or 2x speed is also very valuable.