How it works
- 01
Your business
Paste your website URL: AI reads a few pages and pre-fills your industry, offering, target customers, and prices. Each detail shows its source, and anything the website doesn’t say is left blank for you to fill in. Make corrections right there and choose up to five objections.
- 02
Your simulated customers
Five simulated customers appear in a compact list: review the characters, objections, and facts, uncheck any you don't want, then click “Looks good.”
- 03
First call
An easy customer, four minutes, and a call report right afterward. You can also skip this screen and come back to it later.
What information should you provide?
Your website URL is all you need to get started; if you don't have a website, two or three sentences about your business work just as well. Documents are optional: PDF, Word, text, or Markdown, with up to five active documents and 25 MB per file.
One short, up-to-date document is better than five conflicting presentations. Don’t include individual customer records or confidential information.
What does the assistant generate?
A profile of your company, a call brief, a recommended scorecard, and five simulated customers, including at least one follow-up and one price objection. They’re a starting point for your scenarios. Pre-filling only includes information it can cite: if it can’t find a passage on the page, it leaves it out and leaves the field blank.

What should you review before activating?
Prices, product names, features, and commitments. If a generated customer mentions a connector you don't have, correct the information before activating it. Approval is up to the admin, and you can invite your sales reps afterward from the home page, once you've made your first call.
What about the first call?
Your first guided call uses an easy scenario, a friendly customer, and a four-minute duration. You can also skip the assistant and start with the library, then come back to it later.
Phone call simulation
- I only have two minutes.
- Of course. What matters most to you right now?
- Saving time, especially when it comes to organizing the team.
- In that case, I suggest we set aside fifteen minutes on Thursday to discuss it.
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- 1Ask an open-ended question.
- 2Rephrase the objection.
- 3Confirm the next step.