# Getting Started with Commit (/)





Commit is an AI sales coach that lives inside your calls. It listens and surfaces the right discovery question, objection handler, or product answer the moment you need it, so you can stay in the conversation instead of scrambling for notes.

Three short steps and you're ready for your first call.

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  Download for Mac or Windows
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1. Install and sign in [#1-install-and-sign-in]

Run the installer and accept the defaults. Open the invite email from Commit, click **Accept Invitation**, and create your account. Google sign-in is fastest, or set a password if you're on Microsoft 365.

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  It sometimes lands in spam. Move it to your inbox before clicking, since some email clients block links in spam messages.
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Full walkthrough: [Installing Commit](/docs/install)

2. Run your first call [#2-run-your-first-call]

Commit doesn't auto-start with Zoom or Teams. Open it manually, or wait for the notification when a call begins. Once it's running, you'll see two panels:

* **Discovery panel**: on-script SPIN questions by persona, with AI-picked follow-ups
* **Product Insights**: off-script answers for objections, competition, and product questions, each grounded in a source document you can click to open

Full walkthrough: [During a Call](/docs/during-a-call)

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  We strongly recommend a **dual-monitor setup** and sharing a **specific window** (not your whole screen), so the prospect never sees Commit. If you only have one screen, turn on [Hide from Screen](/docs/hide-from-screen).
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3. Review after the call [#3-review-after-the-call]

When you hit stop, Commit generates a call summary, MEDDPICC qualification, and a draft follow-up email tailored to your product. Nothing sends automatically. You review and edit first.

Full walkthrough: [After a Call](/docs/after-a-call)

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What to expect in week one [#what-to-expect-in-week-one]

Commit is a new kind of tool, and like ChatGPT, it takes two or three calls before it clicks. Use the first call to get comfortable with where things are. By call three, most reps stop tab-switching entirely and run deeper discovery without thinking about it.