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Brand advocacy AI coach for retail sales trainingYour store staff know the product. Now they recommend it.

Retail sales training where associates practice with AI shoppers who compare brands, quote bad reviews and ask for the cheapest option. Every conversation is scored on your brand’s key messages, so you see which ones reach the shop floor.

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Five-minute conversationsYour brand’s key messages50+ languages
Shoppers today4 in store
Priya · AI shopper, comparing two brands

“They look the same to me. Why is this one €120 more?”

Recommendation scoreYour brand
58/ 100
  • Opens without pressure
  • Asks how it will be used
  • Recommends with a reason
  • Uses a brand message
  • Suggests a next step
AI coachShe asked about price. Answer with the difference she will taste, not the spec sheet.

Why practice on the floor

Product training covers the features. Shoppers ask something else.

Associates leave product training knowing the specs, then freeze when a shopper says the other brand is cheaper. Product knowledge training turns into sales only when people practice saying it to someone who pushes back.

Store associate holding a tablet on the shop floor
Shopper 4 of 6 · price objection54 → 81
Before a launch

New products, every store

Every associate rehearses the launch messages with an AI shopper before the product reaches the shelf.

Seasonal peaks

New and temporary staff

Seasonal hires practice the five conversations they will have most, in five minutes each, before their first shift.

Promoters and partners

Your brand in someone else’s store

Brand ambassadors and retail partner staff practice the same messages as your own team, on their phones.

Retail sales roleplay

Five conversations on every shop floor. Each with a shopper who pushes back.

The AI shopper reacts to what the associate says, by voice. Each conversation has its own criteria, taken from your brand messages and service standards.

RStore floor / First contactAI shopper · voice
Sofia · AI shopper, browsing

I’m only looking, thanks.

You

Sure. If you’re looking at espresso machines, the two on the left are the ones people ask about most.

Sofia

Why those two?

You

One grinds the beans for every cup, the other uses pods. Depends on how you like your coffee.

Scored on · Opening
  • Respects “just looking”
  • Offers one useful fact
  • Opens with a choice
  • Asks about use
AI coachShe stayed. Now ask how she drinks her coffee before you show anything else.

Brand message scoring

Scored on your brand messages. Heard in the associate’s own words.

Load your key messages and service standards. After every conversation the AI shows which messages the associate used, with the exact line and a timestamp, and which ones never came up.

Scoring model
RMessage pull-throughTranscriptCoachingComparison · Priya · 4:52
Key messages
Fresh grind for every cup“This one grinds fresh for every cup. You taste that every morning.”0:48Used
Five-year warranty1:30Used
Self-cleaning in two minutes“It’s pretty easy to clean, I think.”2:55Vague
Made for milk drinks—Not used
Selling behavior
Asks how it will be used0:20Met
Price turned into value1:34Met
Doesn’t knock the competitorRequired2:10Met
Brand messages · 4 messages76/ 100
  • Fresh grind92
  • Five-year warranty88
  • Self-cleaning54
  • Milk drinks0
AI coach · summaryWarranty and fresh grind landed. You never mentioned milk drinks, and she asked about cappuccino. Next assigned: Needs · gift buyer.

Retail · store staff+30%sustained sales increase in trained locations

Want your own brand messages scored in a conversation your associates have every day?

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For brand and trade marketing

See which messages reach the shelf. Store by store.

A dashboard by region, store and associate shows which brand messages are used, which ones get lost, and where a launch needs another round of practice.

  • Compare stores, regions and retail partners on the same messages
  • Assign the next conversation from the gap, not from a calendar
  • Connect to any LMS through SCORM or xAPI
RLaunch / Spring rangeMessagesStores
UsedMostlyRarelyGap
Suggested next
Lyon Part-Dieu · milk drinks gap → Needs · gift buyer
Bordeaux · price objections → Comparison · two brands

FAQ

What retail and brand teams ask us. Answered plainly.

Call centers, hotels, clinics and restaurants: customer service training.

What is the best training for retail sales staff?

Training that ends in practice: associates rehearse the conversations they have every day, with a shopper who pushes back, and get feedback after each one. Product knowledge comes first; practice is what turns it into recommendations.

What is a brand advocacy AI coach?

An AI shopper and a coach in one. The associate talks to the AI shopper by voice, then sees which of your brand messages they used, which ones they missed and what to say next time.

Can we use our own products and brand messages?

Yes. Upload your product sheets, key messages and service standards. Scenarios are built around your range, and each message becomes a scored criterion.

Can partner and promoter staff use it?

Yes. Associates in retail partner stores and brand ambassadors get the same scenarios on their phones, and you see results by store and by partner.

What are the 5 P’s of retail?

Product, price, place, promotion and people. Practice works on the last one: what your people say about the other four when a shopper is in front of them.

How long does a practice conversation take?

About five minutes, so associates can practice before opening or in a quiet moment on the floor.

Does the AI judge associates’ emotions?

No. It scores what associates say and how they handle the conversation. Emotions are modeled only for the AI shopper, as part of the scenario.

Your brand, recommended. In every store.

Book a short demo. We will load one of your products and its key messages, and run a shopper conversation with you on the call.