The customer should never be the first live buyer.
Kulissa is practice that hurts in private, then Maya in the field. Same harness. Two moves: rehearse, then deploy.
Two sides. One Kulissa.
Stop choosing between training software and an agent fantasy. You get both on one spine.
Practice SaaS
Your reps stop learning on live customers.
Playbook in. Live AI buyer out. Scored debrief after. Managers see who is ready before the deal pays for the lesson.
Omnichannel Agent Sphere
Maya does not wait for the next training slot.
She is your sales coach agent - a Boardy for revenue - with a team of AI buyers that talk like real customers on the channels people already live in: WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Teams, Google Meet, and more. They book. They follow up. They keep the pipeline warm.
Maya. Your omnichannel sales coach.
Hard buyer on the homepage. Sales coach for the field. Same nerve.
Maya brings a crew of AI buyers who interrupt, object, and chase like the real ones. Practice in the SaaS. Then let her sphere meet prospects where they already are - chat, social, meetings - without asking your reps to become another inbox.
On the site she is the gatekeeper: convince her, feel the pressure, earn the stake. In the product she is the coach that never clocks out.
How practice works
Four beats from your methodology to a rep who has already survived the no.
01
Your playbook
Drop in how you sell. ICP, objections, discovery, the demo. Kulissa learns your motion, not a generic script library.
02
Buyers that bite
AI buyers rise from those docs. They know your product. They know the traps. You approve before a rep faces them.
03
Live pressure
Browser. Mic. Voice. Interruptions. The buyer does not wait politely for the pitch. This is the call, without the customer.
04
Truth after
Scored debrief with quotes from what was said. Managers see who is ready. No vibes. Evidence.
Why it sticks
Your words. Their pressure.
Scenarios come from your documents. The AI buyer knows the objections your field actually hears.
Voice is the arena
Chat is polite. The deal is not. Kulissa rehearses the moment a buyer cuts you off.
Evidence, not theatre
Scores cite the transcript. Managers coach from the tape. Leadership gets readiness, not attendance.
Speak where your buyers speak. Our harness rides OpenAI and Google voice agents - dozens of languages on the stack.
For managers
Shadowing covers a few calls. Kulissa covers the learning that used to burn live deals. Assign a path. Watch readiness. Coach from evidence.
- Readiness by rep, cohort and assignment
- Pass rates with quotes from the transcript
- Monday reports leadership will actually read
See sales onboarding and objection handling.
Beyond the sales floor
Support escalations. Frontline floors. Launch readiness. Manager conversations that used to wait for a workshop.
Same loop. Your playbook. A live counterpart. A scored debrief. The conversation changes. The product stays one fire.
Browse use casesWhat it is not
Not a price list product
Custom enterprise. Sized to how you sell. Maya on the homepage is the spark, not a freemium trap.
Not another LMS
Slides teach. Kulissa makes the body remember. Reps practice the no before it costs a deal.
Not post-call autopsy only
Recording tools film the game. We rehearse before kickoff so the first fifty failures stay private.
Not a chatbot toy
Speak where your buyers speak. Our harness rides OpenAI and Google voice agents - dozens of languages on the stack.
Commercial model: custom enterprise, sized to how you sell. See pricing.
Questions teams ask
- What is Kulissa, in one breath?
- Two sides. Practice SaaS: live AI buyers, scored against your playbook. Omnichannel Agent Sphere: Maya and her crew meeting people where they already talk - WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Teams, Meet - and keeping the pipeline moving.
- What does a practice session feel like?
- Open a scenario. Speak. Get interrupted. Finish with a debrief that quotes the transcript against your methodology. That is the muscle.
- Who is Maya?
- Hard buyer on the homepage. Sales coach for the field. Same nerve. On the site she is the gatekeeper: convince her, feel the pressure, earn the stake. In the product she is the coach that never clocks out.
- Which languages can we sell in?
- Kulissa runs on OpenAI and Google voice agents. Those stacks already cover dozens of languages. We ship with English, French and German tuned for sales practice, and we open more markets as your motion needs them - without rebuilding the product around a fixed language list.
- Do you train models on our data?
- No. Your playbooks, recordings and transcripts stay on your scenarios and scoring. Written into the terms and the DPA.
Practice until no does not scare you.
Twenty minutes on your playbook. We build a live buyer while you watch. Then you feel the debrief.