Interview verdicts: know who is a real fit.
After each meeting, Tymes tells you if the person is a real fit for your goal, and why. Across meetings, it shows the patterns. Every transcript, imported from your note-taker, is kept.
A straight answer, every call.
Real potential customer or not, and the reason. Tymes says no plainly when it’s a no.
Maya Okafor CFO · Ledgerline
Real potential customerWhy: closes the books in spreadsheets 9 days every month and would pay to get that to 3.
Dev Raman Head of Finance · Corvo
Not a fitWhy: the parent company runs finance, so the close isn’t his to fix.
4 of 6 finance leads own month-end close with no tooling.Across meetings, that’s the pattern. Next round: aimed at finance teams under 20.
Synthetic example. Round 2: 50 contacted, 14 replied, 10 booked, 9 held.
One verdict, whatever your goal.
The question changes with what you set out to do. The answer is always yes or no, with the reason.
- Customer interviewsA real potential customer, or not, and why.
- Investor meetingsA real fit for this round, or not, and why.
- Partner meetingsA real partner fit, or not, and why.
Walk in knowing why they’re here.
Every booked meeting comes with a brief and an interview guide, inside the campaign it belongs to.
- Brief
- Prospects
- Sequence
- Replies
- Meetings
- Insights
- Act
Thursday · 10:30 · 30 min
Priya Raman
CFO · Kestrel Pay
- Why her
- Owns month-end close at a finance team under 20. Matches who the campaign is looking for.
- How she replied
- Booked straight from the first email.
- What to learn
- How long the close takes, what breaks, and what she has tried.
Interview guide
- Walk me through your last month-end close.
- Which step took the longest, and why?
- What have you tried to speed it up?
- If close took three days instead of nine, what would change?
Your calendar, full of the right people.
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