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MEDDICC Launches Deals and Calls

Now in MEDDICC Operating System: Opportunity Manager and Winni Call Recorder. Transform MEDDPICC into actionable, systematic processes.
May 27, 2026
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KEY POINT

Most teams don't fail because of the wrong methodology, they fail because it never makes it into the systems they use to run deals.

Deals embeds MEDDPICC into deal execution, making consistent application a system outcome rather than an individual discipline.

The biggest MEDDPICC signals live in conversations, not CRM fields. Calls captures them automatically.

When Deals and Winni work together, MEDDPICC stops being something reps try to remember and starts being how revenue actually operates.

Most revenue teams don’t fail because they chose the wrong methodology; they fail because the methodology never truly becomes how the business operates.

MEDDPICC is a perfect example. Salespeople are trained on it and it becomes part of the language the team uses… but when the pressure’s on, the issues MEDDPICC was supposed to solve crop up again. Metrics are missed, pain is surface-level, and forecasts are built on hope rather than evidence.

The issue isn’t belief in MEDDPICC. It’s that MEDDPICC usually lives in people’s heads, not in the systems they use to run deals. That’s why we’ve launched Opportunity Manager in MEDDICC Operating System

As Andy Whyte, our CEO, explains:

“We want Deals to do more than track deals… We’ve designed it to help teams internalize MEDDPICC, apply it consistently, and take the right next steps… turning sales methodology into action at scale.”

That idea, turning a methodology into something that actually shapes daily behaviour, is where most teams get stuck. You can teach MEDDPICC in a room or learn it in an online course, but it’s still hard to make it show up, deal after deal, in the middle of a busy quarter.

This is what Pim Roelofsen, our CRO means when he talks about moving from understanding to execution:

“The delta you want to overcome is the one between just knowing MEDDPICC and living it. This is the game-changer; it's also probably the biggest challenge you have. With Deals, the shift from theoretical knowledge to MEDDPICC as second nature becomes your predicted future, faster.”

When that happens, performance stops being dependent on individual discipline and starts becoming systemic.

But there’s another piece that has always been missing: the truth of what customers actually say.

Most of the signals MEDDPICC depends on (pain, power, priorities, risk) live inside conversations. Historically, those signals have been filtered through notes, memory, and bias before they ever reached a CRM. Enter Calls.

Andy explains why Calls is unique:

“Every customer conversation holds insights that drive growth… We’re turning conversations into actionable intelligence, capturing MEDDPICC signals automatically and making them easy to share.”

Pim has first-hand experience of the value of Calls.

“Whilst getting ready for an EB GO meeting, I couldn't remember how their pain was measured. Digging through notes, for me, is like Mission Impossible, given the quality of my handwriting. Then I remembered! Winni was on the call with me; I only had to look at its summary, and there it was—a small element with big impact for the upcoming call.

That's the nucleus of value Winni provides by being on calls: Surfacing key, actionable insights, automated MEDDPICC notes, and in my case, in a fool-proof way.”

When Deals and Calls work together, you can unlock important shifts. MEDDPICC is no longer something you try to remember to apply. It’s continuously fed by what customers say and continuously reflected in how deals are run.

That’s when methodology stops being a training program and starts becoming how revenue actually works.

Learn more about Dealshere, and Calls here.

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Robin Daly is Content Editor at MEDDICC, and is responsible for different long-form pieces as part of MEDDICC Media. She is based in London, where she frequently drinks too much coffee and tries to justify her stack of unread books she keeps adding to.

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