A Waterton Tech Product · Live Meeting AI

The live meeting copilot for sales calls.

Most conversation-intelligence tools tell you what happened. Electron tells you what to say next. Real-time talking points, objection handling, competitor callouts and live battlecards — as the meeting unfolds. Standalone product, and the live-meeting layer of ApexHunt.

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Before the call

Auto-generated pre-meeting brief: attendee dossiers, recent signals, pain areas, discovery questions, value angles.

During the call

Real-time prompts as the conversation unfolds — talking points, objection handling, competitor callouts, live battlecards.

After the call

Structured recap, sentiment, action items, CRM sync, draft follow-up, deal-risk score — in one click.

Why Electron exists

Sellers walk into calls under-prepared and walk out with notes nobody else can use. The market answered with conversation-intelligence tools that record the call and tell the seller — three days later, in a coaching review — what they should have said. By that point the deal has either moved or stalled.

Electron is built around a simpler idea: the most useful coaching is the kind that arrives during the meeting. Live battlecards. The objection-handling pattern that works for this buyer profile. The competitor's recent vulnerability. The account's last funding round and what it implies for budget. All surfaced in the seller's UI as the conversation actually happens.

Two ways to use Electron

Standalone

Bring your own CRM, upload your battlecards and competitor intel. Electron handles the live coaching, transcription, recap and CRM sync. Works with any video conferencing platform.

Inside ApexHunt

Every meeting is bound to an opportunity in ApexHunt's sales lifecycle. Electron gets full account context — buying-committee map, deal stage, signals, plays — for richer real-time prompts.

What Electron does

Real-time talking-point prompts

As the conversation unfolds, Electron surfaces the next-best thing to say — anchored to your team's playbook, the buyer's recent signals, and the deal's current stage. The seller stays in the conversation; Electron watches the room.

Live objection handling

When the buyer says "we already have something for that" or "the budget isn't there this quarter", Electron surfaces the response pattern that has worked for similar profiles — with the supporting proof point already pulled up.

Competitor callouts and live battlecards

Competitor names are detected in-stream. The relevant battlecard slides into view. Vendor-ecosystem overlap (which other vendors the account uses) is mapped automatically.

Pre-meeting brief and post-meeting recap

Before: attendee dossiers, recent signals, pain areas, discovery questions, value angles. After: transcript-in, structured-recap-out — sentiment, action items, draft follow-up, deal-risk score, CRM sync.

Meeting ↔ opportunity binding (ApexHunt)

Inside ApexHunt, every meeting is tagged to exactly one opportunity. No orphan recaps. One-click "create opportunity from this meeting". The deal carries its meeting history forever.

Where Electron fits in the AI sales stack

Design principle. Coaching that arrives after the call is feedback. Coaching that arrives during the call is leverage.

Numbers from early customers

Frequently asked questions

Which video platforms does Electron support?

Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams. Calendar integration plus a desktop companion app for live capture.

Is Electron a recorder or a participant?

Electron joins as a recorder where regulation requires it; otherwise it captures audio via the seller's own desktop. The seller controls when it activates.

How does Electron handle privacy and consent?

Electron prompts the seller to disclose recording at the start of every call (configurable per region). Transcripts and recordings are tenant-scoped, encrypted at rest, and follow your retention policy.

Can I use Electron without changing CRMs?

Yes. Electron writes recaps, action items and risk scores into Salesforce, HubSpot, or via API into your custom CRM.