In sales and service, MapsTell helps people recognise the customer’s behaviour and adjust their own approach accordingly. One customer wants the headline and a decision, another wants all the detail first. The same message only lands if it is delivered in the right way.
Good salespeople and service professionals already do this on instinct. With The World of Difference, it becomes conscious: you recognise your own behaviour and the other person’s more easily, so you understand better what the situation asks of you.

Every customer has a preference for how they want to be approached. Not a box to put them in, but a first clue about what the conversation needs.

Recognising behaviour is first and foremost a skill. On the floormap, you practise with situations from your own work, keeping real customers in mind.

The map is not only for customer conversations. The friction between sales and service can also stem from behavioural differences.

Below you will find the questions we hear most often, with clear answers.
No. You learn to recognise behaviour in the conversation itself: in pace, in the questions someone asks and in what they follow up on. The PersonalMap is there for your own employees.
It is about the behaviour you see in this conversation, not about who the customer is. The same person behaves differently on a major purchase than on a complaint. You adjust to what is happening now.
Yes. Pace, choice of words and what someone follows up on are easy to recognise without seeing each other. Training usually includes separate practice for this.
There is not too much theory involved and the training is interactive thanks to the Floormap. That works at every level, from the shop floor to management.
Retail, hospitality, professional services or contact centres: we’ll look for someone who understands your context.