Real-time AI sales demo
Watch Amotions listen to a sales conversation and guide the seller on what to ask, say, and do next.
Amotions is an AI sales copilot for live calls: it listens to the conversation and privately guides the seller on what to ask, say, and do next—using your company’s sales playbook when configured. This page is an illustrative, deterministic demo of adaptive in-call guidance (pivot, objection, buying signal)—not a live product session or a customer transcript.
Published By Pianpian Xu Guthrie, Founder and CEO
Private to the seller · Customer never sees Amotions · Illustrative simulation
1 · Discovery
Illustrative coaching simulation. Not a customer call, live transcript, performance result, or live LLM session. Prompts are private to the seller in the product.
Rep asks about the current process
Sales rep
Walk me through how your team handles this today—from first conversation to updating the CRM.
Prospect
It’s mostly manual. Reps take notes, then someone tries to update Salesforce later. It works until volume spikes.
Amotions · private guidance
Why it matters
The prospect described a process, not yet the underlying failure mode. Clarify before proposing a fix.
Guidance
Dig into the handoff, not the tool list: “Where does that break down most often—during the call, or after?”
Listen for: Manual notes → delayed Salesforce updates; friction appears under volume
1 · Discovery: Rep asks about the current process
Sales rep: Walk me through how your team handles this today—from first conversation to updating the CRM.
Prospect: It’s mostly manual. Reps take notes, then someone tries to update Salesforce later. It works until volume spikes.
Amotions (Next Question): The prospect described a process, not yet the underlying failure mode. Clarify before proposing a fix. Dig into the handoff, not the tool list: “Where does that break down most often—during the call, or after?”
2 · Adaptive pivot: Prospect unexpectedly reveals a major problem
Sales rep: Where does that break down most often—during the call, or after?
Prospect: Actually, our biggest problem isn’t the workflow. It’s that our team can’t get the information into Salesforce. Deals stall because the data never lands.
Amotions (Adaptive Pivot): The prospect pivoted from “manual workflow” to Salesforce data-entry as the core pain. Staying on the original process path would miss the real qualification thread. Adapt the discovery sequence. Suggested question: “What happens today between completing the work and getting that information into Salesforce?”
3 · Objection: Prospect pushes back on “another tool”
Sales rep: What happens today between completing the work and getting that information into Salesforce?
Prospect: We’ve already tried CRM cleanup projects. I’m not sure another tool would stick—our reps ignore process after the kickoff.
Amotions (Objection Response): Adoption skepticism after acknowledging Salesforce pain—“tools don’t stick.” Pitching features now confirms the objection. Clarify what failed before you talk product. Clarify-first: “When those cleanup projects stalled, was it missing fields, missing coaching in the moment, or no owner after go-live?”
4 · Buying signal: Prospect shows a buying signal
Sales rep: When those cleanup projects stalled, was it missing fields, missing coaching in the moment, or no owner after go-live?
Prospect: Mostly coaching in the moment. If you could guide reps on Salesforce hygiene during the call—without another training deck—we’d want our RevOps lead in the next conversation.
Amotions (Buying Signal): Buyer named the desired outcome (in-the-moment guidance) and invited a next stakeholder (RevOps). This is a multi-thread buying cue. Lock the next step while criteria are explicit—don’t restart a product dump. Next action: confirm RevOps availability this week and propose a short working session on two Salesforce friction moments from recent calls.
Guidance follows what was just said—not a static checklist read aloud.
When the prospect changes the path, Amotions highlights what changed, why it matters, and the next question.
Private prompts help clarify objections and act on buying signals without exposing coaching to the buyer.
Amotions can use company-specific playbooks—stages, approved questions, objection handling, and process rules—so live guidance reflects how your team sells. When configured with your process and knowledge, suggestions are grounded in your playbook while still adapting to what the prospect just said. You decide what to use; prompts stay private to the seller.
Use Your Own Sales PlaybookA real-time AI sales demo shows how an AI sales copilot listens during a live conversation and privately suggests what to ask, say, or do next. This page is a deterministic simulation of that behavior—not a live Amotions session.
It is an illustrative AI sales copilot demo with a scripted conversation. Each Amotions cue is tied to a specific prospect statement (pivot, objection, or buying signal)—not generic filler suggestions. The live product uses your playbook configuration and the real call audio path.
No. Amotions is designed so coaching prompts stay private to the seller. In this demo, the Amotions panel is labeled private to make that explicit.
Yes. When configured, Amotions can use your organization’s playbook and knowledge for live guidance, roleplay, and scoring. Start with Turn your playbook into a live coach, or book a tailored walkthrough.
This page focuses on a three-panel view of adaptive in-call guidance. For a longer timed transcript with a post-call scorecard, see the interactive live sales coach demo.
See private real-time guidance on live sales conversations—grounded in your playbook when you configure it.
What an AI sales copilot does on live calls.
Timed private prompts and a post-call scorecard.
How private in-call coaching works in product.
Turn a playbook into live coaching configuration.
Discovery questions and qualification in the moment.
Validate Amotions on your stack and talk tracks.