Feature

January 22, 2026

Jung-Hong KimJung-Hong KimCo-founder & CEO, Klipy

MEDDIC deal scoring from your conversations, now GA

Klipy infers deal stages from real conversations using MEDDIC, guiding your process by what's been discussed, not pipeline position.

MEDDIC framework goes GA

Klipy now scores each deal on the six MEDDIC components using your emails and meeting transcripts, flags which components are missing, and infers deal stages from the conversation instead of manual pipeline updates. MEDDIC is generally available.

MEDDIC scoring reads your interactions to place each deal on Metrics, Economic Buyer, Decision Criteria, Decision Process, Identify Pain, and Champion, then flags gaps and suggests next actions. Turn it on in Settings under Sales Frameworks.

What changed

  • Klipy scores deals on the six MEDDIC components from emails and meeting transcripts
  • It flags which MEDDIC components a deal is missing and suggests next actions
  • Deal stages reflect the conversation, not manual pipeline position
  • Available in Settings under Sales Frameworks with Sandler and Challenger

Klipy now infers deal stages from your actual conversations using MEDDIC, so your process reflects what has been discussed, not where a deal sits in the pipeline. MEDDIC is generally available.

What changed

  • MEDDIC scoring from your interactions: Klipy reads your emails and meeting transcripts to assess where each deal stands on the six MEDDIC components, Metrics, Economic Buyer, Decision Criteria, Decision Process, Identify Pain, and Champion.
  • Gap identification: Klipy flags which components a deal is missing and suggests the next action to fill them.
  • Interaction-driven stages: scoring reflects the real state of your conversations instead of manual pipeline updates.

Who it's for

MEDDIC is the standard for complex B2B and enterprise qualification. It keeps you talking to the right people, about the right problems, with a clear path to close, and deals that score well on it tend to close faster and more predictably. Reach for it when your deals involve several stakeholders and a formal buying process.

How to use it

Turn on MEDDIC in Settings under Sales Frameworks, alongside Sandler and Challenger. Next, we plan to have the Klipy agent detect opportunities and deal progress on its own, then suggest deal activities from MEDDIC gap analysis. See how the pieces fit on the product overview.

Frequently asked questions

What does MEDDIC stand for?

Metrics, Economic Buyer, Decision Criteria, Decision Process, Identify Pain, and Champion.

How do I turn on MEDDIC in Klipy?

Open Settings, go to Sales Frameworks, and enable MEDDIC alongside Sandler and Challenger.

Jung-Hong Kim

About the author

Jung-Hong Kim

Co-founder & CEO, Klipy

Jung-Hong Kim is the co-founder and CEO of Klipy, the AI CRO for owner-led B2B teams. He has spent over 15 years in B2B technology and builds Klipy while running its sales himself, the same owner-seller he builds for who still closes and delivers the work. He writes about sales follow-up, speed-to-lead, and running a founder-led sales motion without an SDR team, grounded in what actually works when the person selling is also the person doing the delivery.

15+ years in B2B technologyCo-founder and CEO of KlipyHKUST alumnus

MEDDIC framework goes GA

Category: Feature. Published: January 22, 2026.

Klipy now scores each deal on the six MEDDIC components using your emails and meeting transcripts, flags which components are missing, and infers deal stages from the conversation instead of manual pipeline updates. MEDDIC is generally available.

This is a changelog entry from Klipy, the AI CRO. Klipy automatically captures every sales conversation across email, meetings, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and Telegram, then handles follow-ups, CRM updates, and meeting prep.

Learn more at https://klipy.ai. View all changelog entries at https://klipy.ai/changelog.

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