Door-to-door sales software Track and Score
Every Door Knocked.

It depends on what you need to see. If you only need territory maps and lead lists, a basic canvassing app will cover it. If you need to know what reps actually say at the door and how to make them better, look for software that records and scores conversations. AdaptClose tracks every door (address, time, outcome, photos) and scores every conversation against your own playbook, with coaching after every route and every week.

Recording laws vary by state. Some states require consent from one person in the conversation, others from everyone in it. Your company is responsible for following the rules where your reps knock, so check with your own counsel. Our recording consent overview explains how consent works and who is responsible.

Most canvassing apps record that a door was knocked and whatever the rep typed in afterward. AdaptClose records what was actually said at the door, finds each door on its own, scores the pitch and tells the rep what to change. You get the tracking and the coaching from the same route.

Each door is cut at the rep’s Start door and End door taps. Older app builds fall back to silence gaps and GPS distance. Either way it’s fixed logic, not AI, so the same route always splits into the same doors.

No. If nobody but the rep spoke, the door is logged as “no answer” with an N/A score. It still appears on the map, so you can see the ground covered, but it doesn’t pull the rep’s average down, and the spoken debrief skips it.

No. Routes are kept apart. They never count toward appointment score averages, the team table, CRM grade pushes, coaching emails or achievements. Canvassing gets its own dashboard card, leaderboard and weekly coaching brief.