Practise real sales and interview calls out loud with an AI who pushes back, then get scored on how you actually sounded.
Five minutes with a customer who has somewhere else to be. No slides, no role-play with your manager.
Every scenario opens with the file a good agent would already have: who they are, how they live, what is pressing on them this month.
What the file will never do is tell you how to sell to them. No opener, no line to use, no technique. Two people can read the same file and run completely different calls, which is the entire point.
Client file
Suresh Nair, 38
IT Team Lead, Pune
Suresh wakes at 6:00 AM to help get the kids ready for school. He commutes 45 minutes to the IT park, spends his day managing a team of twelve, and usually returns home by 7:30 PM.
Not on file
You only find this out by asking well on the call.
A few questions about your work and the moment you dread. You get a plan of days built around that, not a generic course.
Who you are calling, how they live, what is on their mind. The same intel a good agent already has before dialling.
Five minutes out loud. Then a scorecard with your talk-to-listen ratio, the objection you fumbled, and where you stand against everyone else practising.
Before you dial you read who they are: their family, their loan, what is pressing on them this week. What it never tells you is how to sell to them. That part is yours.
They object, stall, mishear you and lose patience. Push too hard and they hang up, which is a lesson too.
Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, English and 70+ more. Pick the language and the customer stays in it.
Talk-to-listen ratio, questions asked, filler words, and a flag if you over-promised. Anything we did not measure, we say so.
Turn the camera on to score posture and presence. Off by default, and no frame is ever stored.
Say “I keep losing them on price” and Bixy picks the call that fixes it, then hands it to you to start.
It is one skill underneath: hold a high-stakes conversation with someone who has their own agenda, usually not in English, and be judged on how it went.
Cold calls, price objections, renewals, claims and the ULIP pitch — against a named customer with a file, in the language they actually speak.
They came in for banking, not insurance. Rehearse the counter cross-sell, the relationship review and the recovery call before they cost you a customer.
Risk profiling, suitability and the call you have to make the morning after a market drop.
Discovery that is not an interrogation, a demo that does not narrate itself, and the CFO who has heard every pitch before.
Take the heat and keep the customer. Angry callers, escalations already one level up, and the save when they have a foot out of the door.
Both sides of the table: screening calls and offer conversations, plus the performance review most managers keep postponing.
Turn enquiries into admissions, and get students through the screen, the viva and the question they did not prepare for.
Counselling a worried patient, detailing to a doctor with four minutes, and a front desk on the wrong end of a bad day.
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Nothing here is a different product. If your call is not in the library, tell Bixy what it is and she writes it — with your objection, your customer, your language.

Answer a few questions once and get a day-by-day path built around the moment you actually dread. It rebuilds when you do.

Face price pushback and “I already have a policy” in any language, and watch your score climb call after call.
A term-life cold call, a copay dispute, a CFO who has heard it all before. Every one is a named person with a file, sorted by what you are trying to fix. Browse them, or let the dice pick.

Tap the orb anywhere and simply talk: “show my scenarios”, “open my reports”, “I keep losing them on price”. Bixy finds the call that fixes it and hands it to you, ready to start.
Built for insurance teams in India. Free while we are in beta, and you are on a call within a minute.
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