Your Product Knowledge. Actually Usable.
All those enablement docs and battle cards sitting in drives? Commit turns them into coaching your reps can access during the call—without stopping to search.
ASK: Which compliance certifications does your security team require?
· 2m ago >TELL: We're SOC 2 Type II certified. Full report is available under NDA.Security overview
· 1m ago >The Problem
Your enablement content exists. Battle cards, playbooks, recorded calls in Gong. But reps don’t use it when it matters—during live calls. When a prospect asks about SOC 2 compliance, your rep won’t pause to search docs. They say “let me get back to you.” The moment passes.
How It Works
Built for the live call
Automatic Knowledge Ingestion
Point Commit at Google Drive, Confluence, Notion, product docs, Gong library. It crawls everything, builds a knowledge graph. Product specs connect to use cases. Battle cards link to objection handlers. No manual tagging.
Validation Not Just Dumping
Flags conflicts between documents. Identifies outdated content. Your enablement team reviews, approves what’s current, retires what’s stale. Knowledge base stays clean.
Continuous Learning From Calls
Every call feeds the system. Best rep handles an objection beautifully? Commit captures that language. Same question asked three times? Commit prioritizes the answer. New competitor mentioned? Flags your intel needs updating.
Confidence Levels on Answers
High confidence: “From Q4 Security Datasheet, page 3.” Medium: “Based on these two docs, here’s the answer.” Low: “Found something relevant but verify.” Reps know when to trust vs defer to an SE.
See It In Action
Real scenarios, real results
New Feature Launch
You ship multi-cloud support today. Product marketing drops docs in shared drive. Without Commit: Reps learn in two weeks at enablement. Until then, saying “no, AWS-only” and losing deals. With Commit: Upload docs today. Tonight, prospect asks “support Azure?” Reps get the answer instantly.
Competitive Shift
Main competitor got acquired, changed pricing. You’re now 30% cheaper. Enablement updates battle card, pushes to Commit. Next call, rep hears “looking at [competitor],” Commit surfaces updated positioning immediately. No sales meeting needed.
Deep Technical Question
Prospect asks: “How do you handle schema evolution in Kafka streams without downtime?” Obscure. It’s in docs somewhere but rep’s never been asked. Commit finds Section 4 of Advanced Architecture guide, surfaces answer. Rep delivers it. Conversation continues.
Under The Hood
Technical details
Sources
Product docs, Google Drive, Confluence, Notion, SharePoint, Gong/Chorus calls, Salesforce, case studies.
Validation
Checks for conflicts, identifies outdated content, review queue for enablement team.
Management
Dashboard shows what’s used most, which content flagged as wrong, usage rates. Retire old content with one click.
Updates
Manual anytime (live in hours), weekly auto-sync, version control, emergency updates for critical changes.
Attribution
Every answer shows source. “From Q3 Battle Card, updated Oct 15.” Reps can click through to full doc.
Multi-Product
Separate but connected knowledge bases per product. Context-aware switching.
Turn Your Enablement Into Coaching
Most teams have knowledge base running in two weeks. Start with what you have—we’ll show what’s working and gaps to fill.
