All work types

Sales work type

Retail

Store associates and managers improving visibility into in-store customer interactions, sales behaviors, and performance standards execution.

Focus metric

Weekly Key Sales Behaviors

Track greeting quality, product recommendations, add-on attempts, and closing effectiveness across stores and associates.

Default target

250

Weekly cadence · Measured sales behaviors

Session types

5

Default capture templates for this work type.

Scoring mode

Comprehensive

Applied automatically when teams use this work type.

How Swiftlet supports Retail

Built as its own workflow, not a generic template.

Coaching aligned to your core metric

Swiftlet ties every conversation back to "Weekly Key Sales Behaviors" so managers can see progress against measured sales behaviors each weekly.

Ready-made conversation templates

Swiftlet recognizes sessions like Store-Floor Interaction, Product Recommendation, Add-on / Upsell Attempt. Capture, scoring, notes, and follow-up adapt to the work type from the start.

Outcomes you can report on instantly

Track outcomes such as Sale / Conversion and Add-on Accepted. Swiftlet captures commitments, coaching moments, and next steps so dashboards stay useful.

Playbooks that launch in days, not months

Start with Retail In-Store Performance Standards to coach every interaction consistently. Customize once your team is ready.

Capture defaults

Session types and outcomes are specific to Retail.

These are the defaults teams see when they set Swiftlet up for this work type. They drive recording context, analysis, reporting, and manager coaching views.

Key conversations

Store-Floor Interaction

A live shopper conversation on the sales floor.

Product Recommendation

A conversation where an associate guides product selection or compares options.

Add-on / Upsell Attempt

A moment where the associate recommends an accessory, add-on, loyalty program, or related item.

Closing Moment

A shopper decision point where the associate asks for the sale or confirms next steps.

Service Recovery

A customer concern, hesitation, or frustration handled by an associate or manager.

Reported outcomes

Sale / Conversion

The shopper moved forward with a purchase or clear buying decision.

Add-on Accepted

The associate successfully attached an accessory, service, loyalty, or additional product.

Coaching Opportunity

Swiftlet found a missed sales behavior, recommendation, or closing moment for manager follow-up.

Missed Sales Moment

The interaction ended without a clear recommendation, add-on attempt, or close when one was available.

Coaching playbooks

The default rubric is matched to the work type.

Swiftlet starts with the relevant scoring standard, then lets operators customize competencies as their playbook matures.

Included preset

Retail In-Store Performance Standards

Scores greeting quality, product recommendations, add-on attempts, and closing effectiveness.