Onboarding Coach
Day one to day 14 through the playbook, in conversation, with checks along the way.
Taskbase onboards reps on your playbook, coaches the skills you define, certifies what they have learned, and shows whether stronger skills move conversion, sales cycle and deal size.
Six-month view. Prospecting skills map to meetings and pipeline. Closing skills map to win rate, sales cycle, deal size and won revenue.
Prospecting
62 / 100 · latest month
38 scored calls · 4 reps
Six-month line
Closing
61 / 100 · latest month
57 scored calls · 5 reps
Six-month line
Use at least four months with skill evidence before showing a relationship. Use six or more months before treating it as a planning signal.
The skill-to-outcome view, shown with example data. These are not customer results.
The problem
The impact
Taskbase connects skill data to your CRM outcomes, so you can see whether stronger skills go with better conversion, shorter sales cycles and larger deals. It needs several months of skill evidence before it shows a relationship.
The onboarding Coach takes new reps through your playbook in conversation, checks that they understand the product, the differentiation, the objections and the competition, and measures it.
Certify steps of the onboarding, and certify first customer calls by evaluating them. Build your own certification programs in Taskbase.
Define the skills reps need, based on the playbook. The Coach develops them, and you measure whether they grow.
New evidence from calls becomes suggestions you approve, so the coaching always reflects what works now.
The Coach in action
Day one to day 14 through the playbook, in conversation, with checks along the way.
For onboarding steps and for first customer calls, with certification programs you build yourself.
Skills from your playbook, developed by the Coach and tracked per rep.
See whether skills move meetings, conversion, cycle length, deal size and won revenue.
See who uses Taskbase, how, and how often.
The playbook updates from conversations, and you approve every change.
From playbook to proven skill
Feedback reps can use
After a call the Coach posts a short note: what went well, the biggest lever against one of the rep’s three focus skills, the exact moment, better wording, why it matters and progress since last time. It is tactical, and tied to your playbook.
✅ WHAT YOU DID WELL
📌 You ranked the incumbent vendor fairly
Skill: Competitive Positioning
You acknowledged the incumbent respectfully and explained the differences in usage, skill development and the living playbook. That strengthened your credibility with Marc.
⚡ BIGGEST LEVER · 🎯 one of your 3 focus areas
📌 Accept his priority before you open a new use case
Skill: Active Listening & Shared Understanding
The moment in your call:
“Okay, but we haven’t talked about the security use case.”
How you could handle it better:
“Understood. Before I open another use case: what is really top of mind in your first 90 days, and should I get back to you only after that?”
Why it matters: Marc had just made clear the topic is not top of mind. Changing the subject straight away made you sound pushier and stopped you from narrowing down his real first priority together. [Playbook: Qualification Framework]
📈 PROGRESS SINCE LAST TIME
On 6 October, picking up the customer’s answer precisely was already your coaching lever. Today the pattern showed again when, after Marc’s prioritisation, you opened a new use case straight away.
🌟 Keep your fair competitor positioning. At the next clear priority signal, first pause for a short reflection and one focusing question.
A coaching note in Slack. All names are fictional.
Living Revenue Playbook
The Coach does not invent a different answer for every person. It works from the approved Revenue Playbook, live customer context and the person’s role. New evidence from real calls becomes a suggestion, and the accountable leader approves it before it becomes the standard.
A new objection, competitor or question shows up in real conversations.
Taskbase proposes a playbook change and shows the evidence.
The accountable leader reviews and approves it.
Coaching, answers and automated work follow the new standard.
The skills, the onboarding and the certification all come from the same approved playbook, and they change when it changes.
Where Taskbase fits
Recording tools tell you what happened. Taskbase helps the person do the next thing better, completes the work around it, and checks whether the new behaviour sticks. Keep the recorder you already use.
Generic AI can create an answer. Taskbase adds your approved context, customer evidence, individual skill memory, connected workflows, governance and follow-through.
See an onboarding conversation, a certification and the skill-to-outcome view.