01
How long is the warranty on the new Atlas Pro?
- Six months
- Two years (Correct answer)
- One year
- Three years
Why: The Atlas Pro comes with a two-year warranty, twice the previous model.
Use case
Product launch training: a sales team ready before the first customer call
At launch, salespeople need features, prices and arguments at their fingertips. The game turns the product sheet into rounds of six questions, on the phone, in the weeks before and after the launch.
What is the main difference between the Atlas Pro and the previous model?
18Twice the battery life
The same price
A new colour
A smaller screen
Score 403of 6½
The problem
A launch brings a lot of information in a short time: specifications, commercial terms, differences from the previous model and from competitors. The launch presentation is seen once.
When the first customer asks, the answer has to come from memory, not from scrolling through slides. That is where a one-off session falls short.
How the game helps
- Questions from the product sheet. Paste the spec sheet or the presentation text and AI suggests questions, each with the quote that supports it. You choose which ones go in.
- One level per topic. Product, pricing, competitors and arguments, in that order, with earlier levels coming back so nothing is lost.
- Spaced repetition for each person. The algorithm brings back what each salesperson is starting to forget, before it is gone.
- Results that show where to reinforce. The funnel by level and the hardest questions tell you what to cover in the next sales meeting.
Three sample questions
02
What is the main difference between the Atlas Pro and the previous model?
- Twice the battery life (Correct answer)
- The same price
- A new colour
- A smaller screen
Why: Battery life has doubled. Lead with it when talking to customers who know the previous model.
03
A customer wants the Atlas Pro delivered tomorrow. What do you check first?
- Stock in the Lisbon warehouse (Correct answer)
- Volume discount
- Preferred colour
- Extended warranty
Why: Without confirmed stock, no delivery date is safe to promise.