Answer the rollout, coaching, language, and security questions before the buying process slows down.

No. ConvinceIQ is positioned as an AI practice and coaching platform for revenue teams. Practice matters, but the product also supports review, manager coaching, and workspace operations.

The current product supports realistic buyer conversations for discovery, pitch rehearsal, objection handling, and other scenario-based call practice flows shaped by buyer role, mood, language, and duration.

Yes. Ended sessions stay available in Call History with transcript review, score detail, and the session context used during the practice run.

Yes. ConvinceIQ supports live voice practice and also keeps a typed fallback path in the session workflow.

ConvinceIQ uses structured setup data such as product profiles, company profiles, and saved buyer personas so the simulator and scoring model stay tied to the team's own selling context.

Yes. Buyer Personas are saved and reusable, so managers and admins can maintain a buyer library that reps select during session setup.

Yes. Product and company profile screens support document upload, ingest, and suggested tags so teams can enrich structured setup fields from their own materials.

The session wizard locks the relevant controls while a session is active so the live practice context does not drift mid-call.

Managers can review ended calls, inspect transcript and score output, and use grouped People views to look across a rep's recent practice sessions.

No. Score snapshots refresh during active calls and run once more after the session ends, so the review loop does not start from zero at hangup.

Yes. Recent activity, grouped people views, and role-aware visibility help managers and admins understand who practiced and where follow-up is needed.

Yes. Teams can launch another session with the same setup and use the latest score and transcript feedback to tighten execution on the next round.

Yes. The current product supports 19 voice languages — including English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Mandarin, and Cantonese — with review staying tied to the same coaching workflow.

The product includes live English translation support for non-English voice practice flows so coaching can remain usable when teams work across languages.

Yes. Language, voice, and related buyer settings are chosen as part of the session wizard before the call begins.

Regional teams often need to practice the conversation as it actually happens in market. Keeping that inside one coaching workflow avoids fragmenting enablement by language.

The platform is built around organization-scoped workspaces and tenant-aware routing so profiles, documents, invitations, and session history stay aligned with the selected workspace.

ConvinceIQ uses Microsoft Entra sign-in and role-aware visibility so users, managers, and admins see different review and administration capabilities.

Transcripts, profile data, and uploaded documents remain tied to the current ConvinceIQ organization workspace and the relevant setup records used by that workspace.

Yes. The public Enterprise page and demo workflow can walk through current identity, tenancy, transcript review, workspace controls, and deployment patterns in more detail.

Starter is self-serve and priced per seat for 1–9 seats at $59 per seat per month, or $49 per seat billed annually, with around 100 voice minutes per seat each month. Team is priced per seat for 10–49 seats at $39 per seat per month, or $33 per seat billed annually, with 200 voice minutes per seat each month pooled across the workspace. Enterprise is custom for 50+ reps and larger or more complex rollouts.

A practice session is a roleplay run inside ConvinceIQ using the scenario, transcript, and scoring workflow. When your team uses live voice sessions, voice usage is counted against the workspace's pooled monthly minute allowance.

There's no separate manager seat — managers are a role within your seats. Manager review is available on every plan, and Team and Enterprise add role-based access (user / manager / admin) for invites, permissions, and rollout. We confirm the right coverage during the discovery call so it matches your team structure.

Yes — on every plan. You build your own scenarios by customizing buyer personas (role, mood, language, and company context) and configuring product profiles, so practice stays tied to your real selling context. Team and Enterprise add training plans to assign that practice as gating or optional steps.

No. Pooled voice minutes reset at the start of each monthly billing cycle, so unused minutes don't carry over to the next month. Usage is shared across the whole workspace and tracked per cycle — admins can see the current total on the Subscription card in Workspace Settings. If you go past the monthly pool, usage-based overages apply.

Yes. Enterprise is custom for 50+ reps and multi-team rollout, adding API access, custom scorecards, enterprise integrations, priority support, and advanced security or review needs on top of everything in Team.

Yes. Team includes onboarding help, and Enterprise can include broader rollout support. Starter buyers can still discuss onboarding needs during the demo process.

Start with a discovery call and live demo. We will learn about your team, sales process, and coaching needs, then recommend the right plan and setup.