Plenty of opportunities.
Too little progress.
The pipeline is growing, but clear priorities and agreed next steps with customers are missing.
Identify where to focus. Build the skills that matter. Bring tools and AI into everyday work, with a Sales Academy designed around your business needs.
Assessment · Training · Tools · Coaching
An overview of skills, linked to your sales priorities.
Real cases, practical tools and review with the manager.
Illustrative excerpt · Priorities are validated through interviews.
Services, manufacturing, distribution. In-house teams, sales agents or partners: the programme adapts to your sales environment.
There is a gap between knowing the approach and applying it every day. That is where we work.
The pipeline is growing, but clear priorities and agreed next steps with customers are missing.
Your team knows the product. Turning features into outcomes for the customer takes practice.
People need tools they can use and a manager who supports change in everyday practice.
The team’s responses meet management’s observations. This is where priorities begin to take shape.
A questionnaire covering nine dimensions. Perceived skills, working practices and use of AI.
Interviews with leadership and HR. Priorities, observed behaviours and real constraints.
Through our AI-based intelligence system, we compare sources, explore discrepancies and validate priorities with you.
Evidence from day-to-day work informs the programme over time.
Each participant receives an indicative summary of their responses. Nine dimensions reveal strengths and areas to explore.
The organisational diagnosis comes next: aggregating the team’s responses and connecting them with interviews and other contextual data.
See how it becomes a plan ↓This summary is not an individual evaluation of the person. The example shown does not represent the team average in the report below.
Indicative summary of responses · 9 dimensions
Scale from 1 to 5. Fixed example based on the questionnaire feedback format.
Example of a team priority map. Levels and observations are illustrative.
Priorities depend on business goals and the comparison of sources, as well as scores.
Cross-referencing the evidence to decide where to focus.
The team reports being familiar with the benefits of the offering.
Management observes concessions being made before exploring value for the customer.
Practise translating benefits into outcomes that matter to each stakeholder.
Negotiation practice, a preparation tool and a review of the arguments used in customer conversations.
Illustrative reconstruction of the report format. Example data and situations; no customer results are claimed.
Example programme to validate with the client.
Intervention: simulation and preparation framework.
Review: quality of the arguments used.
Intervention: next-step checklist.
Review: agreed action, owner and date.
Intervention: call preparation exercise.
Review: use and verification of outputs.
Illustrative programme. Modules and indicators are agreed after the diagnosis.
We make the connection clear between what emerges, what we propose and what we will observe together.
We distinguish what the sources confirm from hypotheses still to be tested.
We select interventions based on business needs and the ability to put them into practice.
Each priority connects to modules, tools and observable behaviours.
Three opportunities, five evidence checks. Adjust the scenario and see how the weighted pipeline value changes.
Aurora Cloud · Fictional case · 1 August – 30 September 2026
Keep commitments confirmed and the sponsor engaged.
Training model: amount × initial probability × evidence factor × timing factor. The weighted value is a scenario, not realised revenue or a statistically validated forecast. Inputs stay in your browser.
The evidence factor is 0.5 + 0.1 for each confirmed check. The timing factor is 1 with no risks, 0.70 with one risk and 0.40 with two. Risks are a missing next step or one before 1 August 2026, and a missing close date or one outside 1 August–30 September 2026. The five indicators and the dates are separate checks.
Use only the scenario data saved by the tool. Check the calculations, flag missing information and prepare questions and actions for the next review. Distinguish data, interpretations and recommendations. Do not invent evidence.
Copy the full prompt with the current lab data, or save the scenario as JSON.
Static example: it does not change when you adjust the lab. No requests are sent to AI services.
An external Sales Academy with direction and ongoing support. Modules selected after the diagnosis, around your organisation’s needs.
We gather evidence and define priorities with management.
We select modules, cases and tools relevant to your context.
Essential concepts, exercises and guided simulations, online or in person.
We bring what has been practised into everyday work through concrete assignments.
We review practices with managers and update the programme.
Live online sessions of 90 minutes and in-person sessions, depending on the project. Content and tools are selected and developed within the agreed scope.
We define the starting point and available indicators. First we observe practices, then we interpret the results.
Meeting preparation, use of checklists and prompts, and frequency of reviews.
Agreed next steps, quality of questions, value arguments and consistent follow-up.
Conversion between stages, sales cycle length and margins, based on the agreed data and period.
Learning design, sales experience and digital tools come together in one programme.
Strategist & Lead Facilitator
Leads the Academy’s architecture, programme design, facilitation and sales coaching. Connects business objectives to learning sessions and day-to-day work.
AI Enablement & Program Manager
Oversees assessment, practical tools and AI applications. Coordinates delivery and monitoring, turning the learning design into resources the team can use.
Organisations that want to strengthen their sales approach and support its application. MAISALES adapts to any type of business — services, manufacturing, distribution and other sectors — and different sales structures: in-house teams, agent networks, direct sales or partners. The programme adapts to roles, maturity and priorities, from finding new opportunities to developing accounts.
We show you how the assessment works, the report format and selected tools using illustrative data. We start with your questions to understand where the approach could help. The call does not replace the full assessment.
It combines questionnaires and management interviews, with additional materials and observations on the job where relevant. Integrated analysis leads to priorities and a proposed programme to validate together. The questionnaire summary is a starting point, not an individual evaluation.
After the diagnosis, based on the team’s gaps and constraints. We can combine 90-minute live online sessions, in-person sessions, tools, on-the-job exercises and coaching. Scope and schedule are agreed before the programme starts.
We start from your current adoption level and the tools available or approved by your company. We select practical use cases, such as preparing for a meeting or analysing review data. Participants also learn to check outputs and identify missing information.
We agree a baseline, an observation period and available indicators. We look at tool adoption, behaviours and sales KPIs. Results also depend on context: we do not promise automatic improvements or attribute every change to training.
It depends on the participants, priorities, modules and level of customisation and support. The initial discussion helps define a meaningful scope, potentially in stages, before we prepare a proposal.
A conversation about your context. A demonstration of the assessment, report and tools. To understand together where to start.
Leave your details and we will agree a date and time for the call by email.
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