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What differentiates Chorus by ZoomInfo from other similar products?

The biggest selling point with Chorus vs their competitors is they are owned by Zoominfo. If you're already using Zoominfo, Chorus integrates seamlessly with the core Zoominfo products. Much easier to manage 1 vendor contract for Operations teams as well. I'm a fan of the Chorus UI as well, very easy to understand when viewing recording in Salesforce.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

The AI is great, highlights key points that end users tend to go back and refer to. The coaching is also nice. AEs can select a recording and request anyone to review snippets and make comments. Very easy to collaborate. I love that it tracks how long each person speaks-- very easy to see when an AE is speaking 70% of the time vs listening.

What do you dislike most about this product?

Atleast a couple times a month an end user will let me know Chorus never recorded the call. Support says the call was ended therefore Chorus dropped, but the end user says they never ended the call. So Chorus can randomly drop at times. Keep and eye out for that, because you'll beed to force Chorus to rejoin the meeting.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

try before you buy!

What differentiates Chorus by ZoomInfo from other similar products?

With the chorus giving me insight into my recorded meetings, I can move through the sales process faster. Logs are great to review, and receiving an email that lists 鈥渘ext tasks鈥� that I said I鈥檇 complete helps me stay in the meeting and take notes afterward.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

I love being able to go back and access my previous recordings at any time. It is a lifesaver when I go back and send follow-up emails to my clients. Sometimes I don鈥檛 take my best notes during a call, so it鈥檚 nice to be able to quickly go through the recording and listen to anything I鈥檝e missed. Customers also love getting these recordings to share with others on their team!

What do you dislike most about this product?

I don鈥檛 like that most of the time Chorus breaks at the end of the meeting. Sometimes the most valuable parts of the video are deleted/unprocessed. This can be because sometimes calls take a long time or start late, but it would be great if it recorded the entire meeting.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

When I started my new role as Business Account Manager, I wanted to see calls from my top performers to see how they were performing. The chorus is a great way to practice and watch a variety of calls with analytics and data to back it up. It also makes it easier to review calls with leads and allows me to listen to them better knowing that I can review them and take notes after our conversation.

What differentiates Chorus by ZoomInfo from other similar products?

Chorus.ai works great for recording and archiving meetings, so you can use it for everything from discovery calls to technical scoping calls and beyond. Chorus.ai is not a good fit for businesses or consumers that place a high value on privacy and discretion, although they do have the option to decline call recording before the session begins, which is convenient.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

For our sales staff, this technology has been a real game-changer. Because we have the conversation or meeting recorded, we can quickly get to the most pertinent sections and get back to work. Higher-level patterns are also visible. Training new employees is facilitated more effectively as well. They record successful deals at the closure so they may evaluate them later and demonstrate routine procedure.

What do you dislike most about this product?

Certain inaccuracies in speaker identification and transcription are to be expected with any transcription tool; even so, I can usually make out who was speaking by listening to the original tape. For the sake of completeness in the analytics, it would be nice if the system could more precisely tag call elements like "engaging questions" and "risks," although this is a small quibble.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

I think it's a fantastic tool for learning how the body responds to different statements. The ability to view call metrics and identify problem areas was quite helpful. Nevertheless, I encountered issues with the transcribing skills, as words were frequently mixed up and the software failed to accurately recognize my voice.