Your sales team spends 25 hours a week not selling

UC Berkeley Haas investigated why this happens. Organizations that address it are 3.3x more likely to exceed their revenue goal.

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MBAs from Berkeley Haas's IBD Program spent months interviewing leaders from Asana, GitHub, Salesforce, IBM, and Anthropic, and cross-referencing that with research from Gartner and McKinsey.

The conclusion wasn't just that Diio is good. It was that there's a category of tools that solves the problem, and that organizations that don't move toward it will accumulate complexity without results.

What our clients achieved thanks to diio

6–8%

revenue lift

5–7%

win rate

8–10h

saved by AE per week

3–5×

ROI in the first year

Teams that use Diio sell more, retain better, and grow faster

Look how they're doing it.

How Toku accelerated its sales process by 2x thanks to diio

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Nico Olid
With diio, we accelerate our sales process: what used to take a week, today we solve it in three days. We focus on selling, knowing that everything important is recorded.
Nico Olid
Nicolás Olid
Sales Lead, Toku
diio is like having an extra senior Sales Manager on the team: it saves us at least 2 hours weekly per person, he orders the follow-up and —I'm sure— it has directly influenced that Let's sell more.
Catalina Le Blanc
Catalina Le Blanc
Head of Sales, Buk
With diio we increased our conversion rate between 2% and 4% in the region. It allows us to standardize business discourse, better respond to objections, and have full control over the sales process.
Jose Manuel Jimenez
José Manuel Jiménez
CEO, Webdox
With diio we stopped being blind. Today we make decisions faster, we anticipate what can happen to each customer and we have saved more than 44 hours a week for the entire team.
Sara Segura
Sara Segura
CRO, Vozy

Why is your team only selling 9 hours a week?

It's not an effort problem. It's a design problem: how the tools that are supposed to help sell are built. Berkeley Haas investigated why this happens and what organizations that solve it do differently.