Training Simulator
Rehearse sales conversations with an AI buyer across phone, video, avatar, text, and rapid-fire modes — then get scored.
2 min read Updated 2026-05-31
The Training Simulator
The Training Simulator (/dashboard/practice) lets you rehearse sales conversations — or your org's equivalent — with an AI-powered buyer. Practice your technique without the pressure of a live deal, then get scored on how you did.
The page has two sub-tabs:
- Simulator — set up and run a drill.
- Stats & Performance — see your mastery, XP, streak, and progress over time.
Two Ways to Practice
When you start a session, you choose between:
- Full Simulator — a full back-and-forth conversation with the AI buyer, with detailed scoring afterward.
- Rapid Fire — five quick rebuttal reps against incoming objections, scored on speed and accuracy.
Setting Up a Full Simulator Drill
- On the Simulator sub-tab, choose Full Simulator.
- Pick a Call Type (mode) — see Practice Minutes and Modes for what each one does and how it affects your practice time.
- Choose a scenario and difficulty if those options are available for your workspace.
- Start the drill. A short prep step lets you check your mic and review the buyer's persona.
- Hold the conversation. The AI buyer responds naturally — raising objections and asking questions.
Getting Feedback
After a session, scoring runs and produces:
- An overall score across several dimensions.
- Coaching notes highlighting what you did well and what to improve.
- Specific moments flagged with suggestions for stronger approaches.
Scores and coaching notes are AI-generated and meant as guidance, not a verdict. Use them to spot patterns and pick your next rep.
Tips
- Treat drills like real calls — the more realistic your effort, the more useful the feedback.
- Focus on one skill per session for targeted improvement.
- Practice regularly between real calls to build muscle memory.
- Check the Stats sub-tab to see which skills are improving and which still need reps.
See also: Practice Minutes and Modes and Spaced Repetition for Practice.
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