POX AI STACK
Simulate. Score. Inspect the evidence. The stack behind every Ready call.
Separate the simulation from the score.
Layered responsibilities.
The upper layer produces the simulated world and buyer committee. The middle layer performs model reasoning under controlled prompts and state constraints. The lower layer captures the transcript, maps observed behavior to a rubric, and keeps the evidence behind every score.
Inspectable scoring.
Every scored claim points back to a transcript segment or scenario event. When a reviewer disagrees with a score, they can inspect the evidence rather than seeing only a final number.
Four layers. One scored conversation.
Each layer has a single job. Together they turn a live exchange into structured evidence your hiring manager can defend.
Scenario Graph Engine
A branching state machine builds the scenario and decides how it unfolds. It ramps difficulty, opens objection paths, and remembers what was committed earlier, so the situation reacts to how the candidate performs instead of following a fixed script.
Reasoning Models
Frontier language models provide the adaptive reasoning layer. They operate as controlled personas with scenario constraints, rubric boundaries, and conversation-state memory.
Agent Simulation
A multi-persona buyer committee creates pressure, ambiguity, interruptions, and conflicting priorities. The candidate is evaluated against how they discover information, manage stakeholder tension, and turn a simulated conversation into an evidence-bearing interaction.
Embedding top-seller calls
Every call and meeting is embedded with Gemini Embedding 2 and indexed for semantic retrieval. Top-performing conversations become a searchable corpus that surfaces the patterns behind best-seller outcomes.
Every score points back to behavior.
The scorecard surfaces concrete behavior in reviewer language. A useful AI assessment makes it easier for humans to compare what happened, not harder by hiding the judgment behind a generic number.
Discovery discipline
Question sequencing, explicit hypothesis testing, and the ratio of follow-up questions to generic prompts.
High scores indicate that the candidate forms a useful model of the buyer instead of performing a scripted checklist.
Stakeholder navigation
Treatment of conflicting incentives across finance, technology, procurement, and end-user personas.
High scores indicate that the candidate can hold multiple constraints in the same conversation without flattening them into one answer.
Evidence quality
Specificity of claims, requested proof, acknowledgment of uncertainty, and correction after challenge.
High scores indicate that the candidate anchors the interaction in observable facts rather than confident but unsupported statements.
See how they sell before you hire.
Tell us the role, the buyer, and the skills that matter. We'll build a sales simulation that shows who can ask, explain, handle objections, and move the conversation forward.
