A good team with no system leaks quietly. The dangerous leaks don't leave gaps, they leave numbers that look fine and aren't. PYLO catches them, and every figure it shows you opens into the rows underneath.
Type what you actually want to know and the assistant reads your live workspace to answer it: who is behind, what is overdue, where the cash came from. It names the rep, gives you the figure, and tells you what caused it, so you can act on the same morning instead of finding out at the month-end review.
A product illustration. The assistant answers from your own workspace and can only see that workspace.
You don't know, and neither does your closer. Every unfilled form is a close that may never get counted, a commission nobody can verify, and cash with no name on it. Worse, your close rate and your show rate are both calculated from what got recorded, so an unlogged call never reads as missing. It reads as a worse number that nobody can explain. PYLO shows you the gap the same day it opens, rather than at the end of the month.
Every rep files an end-of-day report, and you see who filed and who didn't before you go looking. The month stops being something you reconstruct afterwards, because the accountability sits inside the day itself.
Configure each programme and what it sells for, and every post-call form inherits it. Nobody retypes a price at the end of a long call, so your revenue figures stay tied to what you actually sell rather than to what somebody remembered.
Say your show rate reads 75% and the truth is 50%. Nobody goes near the show rate, because nothing on the screen looks broken, and the one fix that would have moved the most money never gets made. So every metric here opens into its exact source: the conditions, the rows, the calculation. Click any number and you can see what fed it, which is how you know a figure is worth acting on.
Set your rates once: close%, set%, low-ticket splits. PYLO works out what's owed each period and records the payouts, so the monthly conversation about who earned what stops happening.
Commission gives you the liability. Payouts record the money actually leaving, per rep and per period, with a history behind every line. When a closer says they were short in March, you open March and you both read the same record.
Scripts, objection handling, onboarding docs and compliance material live in the system your team already has open all day. Ramping a rep is the bottleneck nobody puts on the board, and a library nobody can find is a library nobody reads.
Deposits, remainders and payment plans all sit in one place, and overdue balances get flagged to Slack the day they turn. Somebody owns the follow-up while it's still a phone call rather than a loss you explain later.
Everything else your team gets, without a section each.
Feed a good team into sheets, a CRM and a Slack channel, and you multiply the gaps along with the wins. PYLO is the one system your team runs on, so what gets multiplied is the work rather than the mess.
PYLO sits on top of your stack and doesn't replace what already works.
Start free for 7 days. Move between plans whenever your team changes.
"It's good bro. Very ready to use. Logging a call takes seconds and my commission is always right."
"I can finally click a number and see where it came from. No more guessing whether the dashboard is right."
"Every client's team in one place, every rep accountable, every payment tracked. It just runs."