For sales teams

The floor is the point

Sales runs on overhearing: a good call, a fast answer, someone shouting that the quarter just closed. A chat window has none of that. A floor does.

A day on the floor

01
The room is open and quiet. You can see who is on a call and who is free.
02
You need a price approved. Your manager is at their desk, not in a calendar slot on Thursday.
03
You walk over, get the answer, and walk back. Ninety seconds.
04
The deal moves a column on the board, and the tracker knows without anyone updating it twice.

Instead of a war room that is really a chat channel nobody reads at the same time.

Presence is where somebody chose to stand, not a green dot a browser left behind. Away means away: screen lock and real idle, decided by the server.

Call a teammate and they actually hear it. Answering moves you both into a free meeting room - no link to send, no waiting to be let in.

A guest pass is a time-boxed link into one room. No account, and the server keeps them in that room rather than trusting the interface to.

Say which deal you are on and the time is derived from presence, so where the week went is a question with an answer.

Five people free, forever. No card, no sales call.