Master every system. Without calling IT once.
Your reps learn your software by using it — a clickable replica of every system they work in, built from screenshots in minutes. They arrive on day one already confident, not still asking where things are.
People don't learn software by watching. They learn by clicking.
Slides, videos and shadowing a colleague all end the same way: the rep sits down at the real system and starts asking. Sandbox skips that part. They do the job on a perfect copy — wrong clicks cost nothing, every mistake is a lesson, and confidence is built before a customer is waiting.
Hours, not weeks.
No classroom, no shadowing schedule, no waiting for a test environment. Reps start the moment you share the link.
Nine systems? Fine.
Complex stacks are where reps lose confidence. Workspace lets them practise across all of them, until switching feels routine.
Zero IT tickets.
No tenants, no accounts, no access requests, no integration. Screenshots are all it takes — your IT team never hears about it.
Your software. Safe to break. Ready by lunch.
Replica in minutes.
Web, desktop, legacy green-screen — if you can screenshot it, you can simulate it. No test tenant. No licence. No IT ticket.
An editor you already know how to use.
Upload, check every link, draw a hotspot where one is missing. Fix it yourself in seconds, not in a ticket.
Workspace: every system, one link.
Your reps don’t use one system — they juggle five. Workspace puts all your sandboxes behind a single link, so they practise which one to open, not just where to click.
Changes when your product changes.
New screen, new button, new flow? Swap the screenshot. The link stays, the tasks stay, the training is current by lunch.
One sandbox. Every way your team learns.
Build it once and it opens wherever training happens — beside a call, inside an exam, at the end of a lesson.
Software Tasks.
A task list in your customers’ words — “find her last invoice”, “freeze his membership”. Hints cost points. Done means they got there.
Simulations.
A live AI customer on the call, your system on the side. Talk and click at the same time — the way the job actually happens.
Oral exams.
The examiner asks; the rep shows where it lives. Knowledge proven on the screen, not recited.
Courses and Micro.
Finish any lesson with hands-on tasks in the sandbox. Learn it, then do it — in the same sitting.
Five minutes to learn it. Five minutes to prove it.
A Micro lesson that ends in sandbox tasks: one short explanation, then the rep does it for real, with hints if they need them. No slides to sit through, no guessing whether it stuck. We think it’s the most efficient software training on the market.
Confidence you can see in the report.
Full reports.
Every rep, every task: finished or not, hints used, time taken. Spot the step everyone gets stuck on before a customer does.
Knowledge questions.
Add a “why” question after any task. They found the button — now check they know when to press it.
One link to share.
Reps open a URL. Nothing to install, nothing to integrate, nothing waiting in anyone’s queue.
Before go-live. Before the first customer. Before the mistake.
System rollouts.
New CRM, new billing, new ticketing. Train the whole floor on the replica while the real thing is still being configured.
Onboarding.
New hires master your stack before their first call — and you know it, because the report says so.
Compliance and policy.
Make reps find the policy and apply it inside the system. Not recite it in a quiz.
Four steps. No content team.
Upload screenshots.
Full screens, as the rep sees them. Sandbox maps every button and field.
Check the replica.
Click through it. Missing a link? Draw it in the editor.
Add tasks.
What the customer wants, one to three hints, how you know it’s done.
Share one link.
Reps start in seconds. You watch the report fill up.
Sandbox never connects to your systems.
Screenshots are the only input. There is no integration, no install, and no access to production. Every replica carries a visible notice that it is a training copy, not the vendor’s software — so nobody mistakes it for the real thing, and your security team has nothing to review.
Short answers.
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Your first sandbox, built with you.
Thirty minutes. Bring screenshots of one system. You leave with a link.
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