You give it your sales process.
Your objections, your lost deals. Add a track for each thing you sell.

An AI customer that pushes back the way yours do, built on your own sales process. Your reps get it wrong here, not in front of someone who was going to buy.
Voice or video. Scored on what they said and how they came across. First working version in 72 hours.
Your practice, queued up for the week.
Average ramp is six months. That's six months of salary before a single deal.
A fumbled objection costs you a lead. Against an AI it costs ten minutes.
Not on a generic sales course. On the deals your people actually lose.
How it works
Questions
Seventy-two hours to a first working version your reps can use. Not a pilot plan or a statement of work. nSpire's team builds it with you from your existing material.
Some resist at first. The ones who use nSpire twice tend to keep going, because it's the only place they can get a conversation wrong without it costing them a deal. Sessions are private by default, which removes most of the resistance.
ChatGPT will play a customer, but it stays agreeable, doesn't know your market, doesn't push back the way a real buyer does, and doesn't score anyone against your sales process. nSpire is built from your company's own process, so the difference is between having a conversation and running a rehearsal.
No. A manager with time is better. nSpire is better than a manager with eleven other reps and no free hours, and reps practise without being embarrassed in front of their boss.
No. nSpire is where a trainer's method gets practised between their sessions. nSpire already runs this way for a sales training firm across four of their client companies.
No. nSpire does not train models on customer data. Your process, scenarios, recordings and scores stay yours.
nSpire is SOC 2, ISO and GDPR compliant. Access is limited to the people in your account you grant it to.
Yes. nSpire works with Microsoft, Google, Outlook, HubSpot and the common CRMs. If you want a connection we don't already have, we build it into your setup.
Pipeline moves too late to tell you anything early. Three things move first: who practises without being told, where the whole team is weak on the same thing, and whether the same mistake stops recurring. nSpire shows all three from the first fortnight.