Praxis Podium™: every scoreboard, in the chat your team already uses
Put the scoreboard where the team already talks. Praxis Podium posts to the messaging app your office already uses — Telegram, WhatsApp (to each team member's number), Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, GroupMe and more — and the same post can go to several at once, so offices on different apps still share one scoreboard.
Every sale, as it lands: the rep's first name and last initial, the city, the contract amount and the product line — never the customer's name, phone, address or job number. Recaps, on their own: nightly at 9 PM, weekly on Sunday, monthly on the month's last day and quarterly at quarter end. Each one leads with the office leaderboard — the top five reps in every office, medals for the top three and the office total — then the stat sheet. Nobody keeps a spreadsheet or posts screenshots to keep score.
Summon a scoreboard. A manager creates a Praxis Podium for their office, their region or the whole company and adds it to the team’s Telegram group with one link — or simply by adding the bot’s @username. It posts only between 6 AM and 11 PM. Pause it, resume it, re-link it or remove it at any time; a company-wide switch controls whether anything posts at all.
Inside the app the same race runs all day: the live rankings strip across the top of the dashboard, the Rankings page with the top ten of every list, a confetti congratulations on every open screen when anyone closes a sale of $10,000 or more, and the recap emails on the schedule each rep picks (report cards).
- 1Each sale, posted as it lands — no customer details
- 2Nightly, weekly, monthly and quarterly recaps with the office leaderboard
- 3The same posts in Telegram, WhatsApp (to each team member's number), Slack, Discord, Teams or GroupMe — or several at once
Any group chat can be attached — summon Praxis Podium into a team, office, regional or VP chat, pick which offices it covers, and it posts on its own schedule.
What it posts:
- Sales, in post windows — the rep’s first name and last initial, the product code (LF, LFGD, or LFGDSF for the full package) and the amount. Before 3 PM a sale posts right away; later ones go out together in one clean post per window (4:10, 6:15 and 8:15 PM by default, set per group), and late-night sales are held for the morning.
- Big-ticket celebrations — every sale of $10,000 or more gets a BIG TICKET ALERT, followed by the rep’s Tree of Fame GIF; now and then a $7,500+ sale or a rep’s comeback gets one too.
- Milestones — Daily Double, Hat Trick, PHAT Trick, Home Run and Hulk Smash (2 to 6+ sales in a day), plus streaks, new records and the overnight Marathon Award.
- Lead changes — a new #1 for today, this week or this month is called out at the next drop, and a photo finish when the top two are close.
- Daily, weekly and monthly recaps — a table per office plus a combined board, Trending Up, Hat Tricks and the rest of the day’s milestones.
- Tree of Fame leaves — reps earn leaves for top finishes; recaps link each top rep’s tree and the group’s Hall of Fame.
- /commands — /podium, /week, /month, /ytd, /top5, /tree <name> and /me, answered right in the chat.
- Excel stats — /stats or /excel, and every weekly and monthly post, link a fresh workbook by rep and office (rep totals only, never customer details).
Sample data — invented reps and numbers, shown in Praxis Podium’s real post layout
Tap a picture to see the whole post.
🌳 The Tree of Fame
Every sale grows a tree. Each sale adds a leaf to the rep’s own tree and to their office tree — Milwaukee, Madison and a Combined tree for both, and every office that summons Praxis Podium gets its own trees automatically. Trees start as saplings and grow taller and fuller with every leaf. Bigger sales hang higher in the canopy; Cost-line deals fill out the lower branches. The rep’s name — first initial and last name, like “D. Moss” — runs down the trunk of their tree.
- Green: a sale (bigger leaf, bigger sale)
- Gold: quarter or half-year award
- Glowing gold: year-end award
- Pale, dashed: pre-Salesforce history
Leaf awards. At the end of every quarter, half year and year, the top three reps in each office win leaves in five categories — Volume, Closes, Slug, AOV and NVPI (net volume per issued lead): 5 leaves for 1st, 2 for 2nd and 1 for 3rd. Quarter and half-year awards are gold leaves, counted on gross volume. Year-end awards are glowing gold leaves, counted on net volume after cancellations and awarded two weeks after December 31, so late cancels land first. A tie shares the place.
Slug and NVPI are awarded only among reps whose issued leads are on record in the app (at least 10 in the period), and AOV needs at least 3 sales — nobody is ranked on a guess.
- The daily recap GIF — after the nightly recap, the office tree plays: the names of today’s sellers appear and fade, their new leaves float up and attach, then the whole tree sways in the wind.
- Big sales pop up the rep’s tree — every $10,000+ BIG TICKET ALERT (and now and then a $7,500+ sale or a comeback) is followed by the rep’s tree, spinning 270° to show every leaf.
- /tree in the chat — /tree plus a name or initials (/tree dana m, /tree dm), /me for your own, or the group’s per-rep shortcuts like /dana_m: year-to-date sales, volume, average order, best day and leaves earned, a link to the tree, then the GIF.
- Tap a name, see the tree — a rep’s name in a Praxis Podium post opens their tree. On the Tree of Fame page, tap a name in the standings or pick a rep, switch between All time and This year, hit Spin, and tap any leaf to see that sale.
- The stats sheet — All time, Current year or Compare years (2 to 5 years side by side), per rep or per office, with an Open in Excel download.
- History before Salesforce — sales from before July 1, 2026 can be imported from old stat sheets (CSV or Excel). They show only when Include pre-Salesforce history is on, as pale leaves marked historical, because they are not fully verified. Everything from July 1, 2026 on comes from Salesforce.
No customer name, address, phone or job number ever reaches a tree — just the rep’s first name and last initial, the amount, the product code, the city and the date. Each group’s Tree of Fame is a private link only that group gets.
- An admin connects each office's group once — Telegram, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, GroupMe or another — and can connect more than one. WhatsApp goes to each team member's number, because WhatsApp's official tools cannot post into a group chat.
- Or a manager taps Summon a scoreboard in Settings → Admin → Group chat agents, picks the office, region or company and the leaderboard and recap times, and adds it to the team’s Telegram group.
- Sales post themselves as they land. Recaps go out at 9 PM: every night, on Sunday for the week, on the month's last day and at quarter end.
- There is nothing for a rep to do.
Status. Summoned scoreboards run in Telegram today. The other chat apps connect through connections an admin sets up.
What it does, step by step
- Leaf Podium (Praxis Podium by Praxion, tailored for the Leaf Home field-sales workflow) is every scoreboard: the team chat, the leaderboards and the recaps.
- An admin connects each office's group once: Telegram, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, GroupMe or another. More than one can be connected, and the same post goes to each. WhatsApp goes to each team member's number, because its official tools cannot post into a group chat.
- Or a manager summons a scoreboard in Settings, Admin, Group chat agents for their office, region or the whole company, and adds it to the team's Telegram group with one link or the bot's @username.
- Each sale posts as it lands: the rep's first name and last initial, the city, the amount and the product line. Never the customer's name, phone, address or job number.
- Recaps go out at 9 PM every night, on Sunday for the week, on the month's last day and at quarter end, each leading with the office leaderboard: the top five reps in every office, medals for the top three, and the office total.
- Nothing posts outside 6 AM to 11 PM. Pause, resume, re-link or remove a scoreboard any time; a company-wide switch controls whether anything posts.
- In the app: the live rankings strip, the Rankings page, the confetti for a $10,000+ sale and the recap emails.
Time it saves Estimates
| Task | By hand, typically | With the app, typically |
|---|---|---|
| Posting each sale to the team chat | A text per sale, when someone remembers | Posted on its own |
| Putting together the nightly, weekly and monthly leaderboards | 30–60 min each time | Posted on its own |
| Keeping a team stat sheet | A spreadsheet somebody updates | Rebuilt every time it posts |
Typically 1–2 hours a week for whoever keeps score today.
Typical estimates, not guarantees.
Errors it prevents Guesstimates
- A sale nobody hears aboutEvery sale posts as it lands.Guesstimate: every sale celebrated the same day
- A leaderboard that is out of date by the time it is readIt is rebuilt from the app's numbers each time it posts.Guesstimate: no hand-kept spreadsheets
- Customer details in a group chatSale posts carry the rep, the city, the amount and the product only.Guesstimate: zero customer details posted
- A scoreboard posting late at nightNothing posts outside 6 AM to 11 PM.Guesstimate: no late-night pings
Time figures are typical estimates for an active rep, not guarantees. Error figures are guesstimates for a rep closing about 10 jobs a month. Both vary with the rep, the office and the job.
Who it helps
- The repYour sales seen by the team the day they happen.
- Office & installersOne scoreboard, in whichever app the office uses.
- The customerNever named in the team chat.
- The managerLeaderboards and recaps without building them.
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