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Leaderboard

Track behavior change, not course completion.

Trigrr shows which reps are improving on real triggers, who’s building consistency, and where coaching hasn’t converted into live-call behavior yet.

Team leaderboard · This week
1PPriya+1492
2MMarcus+988
3DDevin+681
4SSam+374

Rewards growth

Most improved, not just top performer.

The board highlights week-over-week gains, so a newer rep who jumps 19 points gets visibility — not just the veteran who always closes.

Most improved · This week
Most improved
Priya Sharma+1947 → 66
Marcus+1163 → 74
Devin+858 → 66

Trigger progress

See which behavior actually changed.

Track whether reps are improving on the exact patterns Trigrr found: price concession, weak discovery, vague next steps, or poor objection handling — not a generic activity count.

Trigger progress
Price objectionMarcus
4268
Weak next stepsJordan
5173
Discovery depthPriya
5882

Keeps them practicing

Streaks make practice visible.

Practice streaks and a weekly reset keep reps coming back to the game on their own — without turning coaching into another manager follow-up task.

Practice streaks · Resets Monday
Alex7weeks
Priya5weeks
Jordan4weeks

For the manager

Watch the whole team trend up.

Team average, movement versus last week, and exactly who’s improving or slipping — visible at a glance, without chasing anyone for an update.

Team trend · This week
Average score74 → 81
Most improvedPriya · +19
Needs attentionSam · discovery depth
Active streaks11 reps

Closed loop

Coaching that’s measured, not just sent.

Trigrr ties each accepted coaching move to rep practice, leaderboard movement, and future call behavior — so you can see whether it actually landed.

Accepted insight
Coaching sent
Voice game completed
Trigger score improved
Rep climbs leaderboard