everboarder
A sales rep working mid-day from the open door of a well-kept older sports car parked on a British side street — laptop on her knees, quota still to hit. The everyday reality that sales-performance solutions have to serve.

Solutions

Built for the person carrying the number. One digital twin of your ICP — screen candidates on real calls, then ramp the ones who make it in against the same buyer.

The twin

One buyer library. Both product lines run against it.

The digital twin of your ICP that sales hiring screens candidates against is the same one sales training ramps hires against. Assemble it once — then use it everywhere.

  • Personas built from your ICP, your product, and your competitive landscape.
  • Screening on Tuesday, coaching on Thursday — same buyer, same rubric.
  • Update the twin on a launch, and both hiring and training re-point at it. No rebuild.
Buyer library
The buyer library inside everboarder — the digital twin of the ICP that both hiring and training run against.

Sales teams at these companies practise with Everboarder

McKinsey & CompanyDentsuOmnicom GroupCiscoDatabricksHubSpotPalantir
CapgeminiCognismRevolut BusinessStafflineSageMonetate

Same twin, in use

Screen a candidate. Ramp a rep. It's the same session with a different subject.

One live call against your buyer — with the competitor loaded in — covers both uses of the twin. That's the whole argument, in two frames.

Live scored practice session inside everboarder — a live buyer conversation with pace and coaching meters.
LIVE SESSION

One session, two subjects

Voice or text against the digital twin. A candidate proves they can sell it. A rep drills what they need to. Same buyer, same scored rubric — different subject.

Competitor battlecard inside everboarder feeding the practice with objection lines and positioning.
COMPETITIVE

The competitor is in the buyer

The battlecards enablement wrote don't sit in a wiki. They feed the buyer, so every practice session includes the competitor your rep will actually meet.