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What is Reps?

Reps is a State-of-the-art Microlearning platform that delivers maximal Training ROI for enterprises.

Our advanced learning management software combines intelligent automation, personalized learning paths, and empowering analytics to help organizations upskill their sales professionals in the flow of work.

We facilitate the deliberate practice of your learning
in a Fast, Fun & Effective way.

60% of most corporate training budget is wasted without knowledge reinforcementA daily dose of Reps curbs the forgetting curve with recallable simulations & learning experience.

We build the Roleplay practice your sales team actually trusts and enjoys.

  • Fast in learning with minutes-a-session
  • Fun Gamified e-learning experience to motivate daily improvements.
  • Effective coaching with real-time personalized reporting system.

Achieve mastery by deliberate regular practice.

Diagram of the REPS learning loop as an infinity loop: the Learning by Doing cycle of Understand, Explore and Validate joins the Doing by Learning cycle of Intent, Practice and Re-evaluate.

FAQ

The platform, the practice, and what comes next.

What is REPS?

REPS is a concept for an AI-powered practice platform where professionals rehearse important conversations in a safe learning setting. It brings assessment, focused knowhow, simulation, coaching, and reflection into one learning loop.

Who is it designed for?

Founders preparing for investor and partner conversations, and sales professionals dealing with price pressure, objections, and procurement. The shared aim is clear, curious, and constructive negotiation.

Is this rehearsal powered by live AI?

This short website rehearsal uses scripted responses and coaching. There is no live AI or voice conversation connected.

How does the coach fit in?

The intended REPS experience separates the negotiation counterpart from the coaching role. After practice, the coach identifies a useful behaviour and a missed opportunity, then suggests a focused next attempt.