Design-forward buyer portals and pods for running deals in one shared space.
trumpet is a digital sales room product: reps spin up a personalized microsite — a pod — for each deal, holding the proposal, demo recordings, mutual action plan, pricing, and every stakeholder conversation in one link. Buyers stop digging through email threads, and sellers get engagement signals showing who on the buying committee viewed what. It is used by sales teams running considered B2B deals with multiple stakeholders, and increasingly carries the handoff into onboarding.
Which of the capability map's modules trumpet covers — each links to the module's own page, with every tool that supports it.
| Module | Phase | Depth | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Win the Deal | |||
| Digital Sales Room | Negotiate & Close | Core | Personalized pods with mutual action plans and stakeholder-level engagement tracking. |
trumpet competes on the buyer experience itself — heavily branded, fast-to-build pods that feel like a product rather than a document dump. Engagement analytics across the buying committee turn the room into a deal-risk signal, not just a content link.
A digital sales room is a single shared workspace for a deal — content, action plan, and communication in one buyer-facing link. It earns its keep when deals involve several stakeholders and long email threads; for one-call transactional sales it is usually unnecessary.
All four center on shared deal workspaces. trumpet leans hardest into design and buyer-facing polish; GetAccept bundles e-signature and proposals, while Dock and Aligned emphasize mutual action plans and process. Shortlist on which experience your buyers will actually engage with.