Behavioral intelligence for sales performance

Your CRM knows what they sold.
It has no idea how they sell.

FieldMind gives sellers realistic conversations to practice, measures twelve observable sales behaviors, and builds a Sales Identity that gets clearer with every session.

A CRM records outcomes.

A Sales Identity records the behaviors behind them.

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Live sample door

Knock once. See the behavior behind the answer.

Homeowner says

I'm not interested. We already have someone.

Tap the mic, read the homeowner line, then answer out loud.

No signup. One answer becomes a visible practice pattern.

Practice pattern

Waiting for your first door response.

Say one sentence back to the homeowner and you will see the behavior pattern behind it.

Composure

Trust recovery

Discovery pressure

Pattern forming

No pattern yet

Next move: Start with calm permission, then ask a question that tests whether the objection is real.

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The missing record

Most companies measure the result and guess at the behavior.

Training tracks completion. CRMs track activity and revenue. Managers coach from memory. None of them create a lasting record of how a seller communicates, discovers, recovers, and closes.

How FieldMind works

Practice

Run realistic sales conversations with adaptive buyers who respond to what the seller actually says.

Measure

Score twelve observable behaviors, including discovery, composure, conversation control, objection handling, confidence, and closing.

Develop

Use repeated sessions to identify patterns, track improvement, and recommend what the seller should practice next.

Persistent development

Scores reset. Identity compounds.

One session creates a report. Repeated sessions reveal patterns, strengths, development areas, and how the seller is changing over time.

See a Sample Sales Identity

Example progression

Conversation 1

A first Behavioral Report shows early strengths and development areas.

Conversation 4

Repeated objections reveal where composure and discovery hold up.

Conversation 11

Patterns begin separating one-off moments from consistent behavior.

Conversation 25

The Sales Identity becomes a clearer record of how the seller sells.

Example Sales Identity

Emerging archetype

Emerging Rapport Builder

Example data only. This is an emerging behavior pattern, not a fixed personality label.

Strongest behaviors

Rapport, Professionalism, Confidence

Weakest behavior

Question Quality

Behavior trend

Discovery is improving as follow-up questions become more specific across sessions.

Recommended next practice

Run a homeowner objection drill and ask one clarifying question before explaining value.

Other possible patterns

The Rapport Builder

High warmth, patient tone, inconsistent diagnosis.

An emerging pattern, not a fixed personality label.

The Challenger

Strong control, fast pressure, lower trust recovery.

Repeated practice shows where pressure helps and where trust needs repair.

The Diagnostician

Deep discovery, strong logic, late closing confidence.

The next practice focus turns insight into a clearer next step.

Built first for residential and field sales teams.

Practice the door before you knock it.

Field reps should not have to learn every lesson on a real homeowner. FieldMind gives them realistic objection pressure before the conversation counts.

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For sales leaders

Coach from evidence, not memory.

See the patterns behind performance, understand what is improving, and walk into each coaching conversation knowing what the rep should practice next.

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Team coaching view concept

Repeated strengths

Development areas

Next practice focus

Progress across sessions

Example only: team visibility should summarize repeated behavior from completed practice, not replace manager judgment.

The twelve behaviors

Pattern Interrupt

Introduction

Permission

Rapport

Discovery

Question Quality

Value Building

Objection Handling

Conversation Control

Closing

Confidence

Professionalism

Why We Built The Sales Identity

Joshua Willis

Founder, The Sales Identity

Built from field sales training, real customer conversations, and seller development.

The Sales Identity was founded by Joshua Willis after years of coaching, observing, and developing sales professionals.

Built from twenty years of field sales training, thousands of real customer conversations, and experience developing sellers across multiple markets.

The platform grew from a simple realization: conversations only tell part of the story. The behaviors behind those conversations determine how salespeople build trust, respond under pressure, improve over time, and ultimately perform.

Our Story

Your CRM knows what they sold.
FieldMind shows how they sell.

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Your CRM knows what they sold.It has no idea how they sell.