Nobody wants to point an AI at their own customers blind.
So you cannot. First you message the agent yourself. Then an AI customer, generated from your own setup, puts it through hundreds of trial conversations. It goes out when you say so.
Serious buyer, browser, irrelevant contact · Hundreds of conversations · Then 50 to 100 live ones
Two AIs talk so your customers do not have to find out for you.
On the left a persona generated from your setup. On the right your agent.
A drawn schematic, not a screenshot. We walk the real interface on the demo.
- Personas, not random questionsA serious buyer, a browser, an irrelevant contact, someone objecting on price. Generated from what you configured.
- Your agent, exactly as it will runThe same configuration, the same material, the same rules. Nothing is simplified for the test.
- Hundreds of runs, not threeA fault that shows up in one conversation out of a hundred is never found by clicking through by hand.
- The output is a list of fixesThe analysis says what to correct. Only then does the campaign go out, and even then to 50 to 100 contacts first.
Three gates it has to pass.
No audience and no consequences. You learn how it sounds before anyone else does.
Hundreds of conversations from your customer personas, including the awkward ones.
Where it stalled, where it promised too much, where it let itself be brushed off. Fix and run again.
Fifty to a hundred contacts. The rest goes out when the numbers hold.
The cheapest mistake is the one a test persona makes.
An agent that promises somebody something you do not do will promise it a thousand times identically. Which is exactly why it is worth letting it make that mistake against a machine first, where it costs one test run.
The rest of the platform.
Eight things behind Alex and Bea. This is one of them.
What people ask about this part.
How many conversations run?
Hundreds, depending on how many personas and scenarios you generate. The number is not the point; finding the cases you did not think of is.
Can we keep testing after launch?
Yes, and we recommend it. AI analysis runs on trial and live conversations alike, so you tune the agent weekly on real data.
Do we see the full transcripts?
Yes. You can read every test conversation end to end, including where the analysis flagged it.