Daitalink Sales Training System
Start with Allie.
Practice with Ivan.
Allie is your voice-first sales consultant. She helps you learn the Daitalink system, prep for any conversation, and sharpen your approach before the call happens. Ivan is your live practice customer — realistic, rated, and always available.
How It Works ↓ View Syllabus ↓to Know Cold
in This Syllabus
Rates After Every Call
Needs More Practice → Excellent
Your Training System
Know the Product. Earn the Conversation. Close the Engagement.
Selling Daitalink requires more than a pitch deck. Prospects are business owners who have heard AI promises before. They need to feel like you understand their operation — their team, their gaps, their cost of staying where they are. That takes knowledge, discovery skill, and a conversation that earns the right to present a solution.
This system is how you get there before a real call. Use Allie to learn the Daitalink suite, practice your diagnostic, and sharpen your objection responses. Use Ivan to run the full conversation live — with realistic resistance, natural hesitation, and an honest rating when it’s over.
Work through the syllabus below in order. Don’t move to the next module until Ivan rates you Very Good or Excellent. That’s the standard. That’s how you get ready.
Learn · Practice · Rate · Always ImprovingTraining Syllabus
Five Modules. One Standard. Reach Very Good Before You Move On.
Work through each module with Allie first, then run the Ivan scenario at the end. You’re not done with a module until Ivan rates you Very Good or Excellent. Allie can quiz you, coach you, and build custom scenarios for each topic.
- What “fully managed” means — and why it matters vs. software or SaaS
- The “Always Improving” operating principle and how to use it in conversation
- Overview of all 9 Daitalink products and what problem each one solves
- The 30-second Daitalink explanation that doesn’t sound like a pitch
- Why business owners have heard AI promises before — and how to be different
- SPIN Selling applied to Daitalink — Situation, Problem, Implication, Need-Payoff
- Ivan’s six rating dimensions and what each one measures
- Key discovery questions that surface real operational pain
- Industry-specific pain points: insurance, mortgage, auto, home services
- How to get a prospect to describe your solution before you pitch it
- All 9 products: InForce, InDrive, InLend, InSell, InService, InTech, AI Compliance, AskInteract, InTraining
- Matching the right product to the right pain point in the conversation
- Explaining InForce vs. InTraining when prospects confuse them
- AI Compliance — who needs it and how to introduce the concept
- Cross-sell and upsell flows once a client is in the system
- “We already have training / an AI tool / a process” — shift from existence to effectiveness
- “AI doesn’t work for our industry” — isolate the assumption and reframe
- “It’s too expensive” — anchor to the cost of the status quo
- “Let me think about it” and “We’re not ready” — surface the real objection
- Stacked objections — when two or three come at once
- Cold call → discovery → set demo
- Prospect: skeptical owner, insurance
- Discovery → present solution → handle objections
- Prospect: mortgage branch manager
- Competitive displacement call
- Prospect: using a competitor or DIY AI
- Close and commitment call
- Prospect: warm, interested, stalling
Allie knows the entire Daitalink suite. Ask her to explain any product, walk you through a discovery framework, help you prep for a specific call type, build a practice scenario, or coach you on the objection you keep getting stuck on. She’s also your pre-call checklist when you have a real prospect in the pipeline.
Product Q&A · Discovery Coaching · Objection Prep · Scenario Building · Call Prep · Syllabus Help
Ivan plays the prospect. You play the Daitalink rep. He responds the way real business owners do — skeptical, busy, not easily impressed. He pushes back on AI promises, asks about ROI, and gives you resistance that mirrors what you’ll actually face in the field. When the call ends, ask Ivan to rate your performance across six dimensions.
Say “ring ring” to start · “stop and score” for mid-call rating · Easy / Medium / Hard difficulty
Ivan rates each call across six dimensions: opening, rapport, discovery, objection handling, value presentation, and close. He gives you one of four ratings — Needs More Practice, Good, Very Good, or Excellent. You need Very Good or Excellent on a module scenario before moving on. Bring your rating back to Allie, work the weak dimension, and run it again.
Opening · Rapport · Discovery · Objection Handling · Value Presentation · Close
How It Works
Learn It. Practice It. Get Rated. Repeat.
Start every session by telling Allie where you are in the syllabus or what you need to work on. Give her your email address first so she can log your session and send your report. Then just speak naturally — no special commands needed.
When you’re ready to run a live scenario, Allie transfers you to Ivan. He’ll ask about the scenario, lock it in, and tell you to say “ring ring” when you’re ready to start. From that point forward, you’re in the call. Treat it like a real prospect. The rating reflects how you actually performed.
After every Ivan session, ask for your rating. Bring it back to Allie, isolate the lowest-rated dimension, coach through it, and run it again. That loop is the system. That loop is what gets you ready.
- I’m on Module 1 — quiz me on the Daitalink products
- Help me prep for a discovery call with an insurance agency owner
- Coach me on the “we already have AI tools” objection
- Explain the difference between InForce and InTraining
- Build me a Module 4 hard objection scenario
- I want to practice the Daitalink diagnostic conversation
- “Ring ring” — starts the roleplay call
- “Stop and score” — mid-call rating
- Ask for easy, medium, or hard difficulty
- Ask Ivan to restart the same scenario
- Ask for your rating breakdown when the call ends
Practice Scenarios
The Calls You’ll Actually Face in the Field
These are the five most common Daitalink call types. Reach Very Good with Ivan before you run them live. Each one has a distinct dynamic that requires a different approach.
Who This Is For
Every Rep on the Daitalink Team
New Daitalink Reps
Start at Module 1 and work through the syllabus in order. Reach Very Good with Ivan before you move on. Don’t run a live Daitalink sales call until you’ve passed all five modules. Allie will tell you where you are.
Experienced Reps
Use the system before any real call that matters — a big account, a competitive situation, or a conversation where you know you’ll face specific objections. Allie preps, Ivan rates. Then you go live sharp.
Sales Managers
Review Ivan ratings to identify where your team is breaking down. If most reps land “Needs More Practice” on discovery, that’s a system problem. Use the ratings to direct coaching where it actually moves the number.
Anyone Facing a Hard Call
Got a prospect who pushes back hard on AI? A competitive situation you haven’t faced before? Build the scenario with Allie, run it with Ivan, and walk into the real call with the reps already on the table.
The Standard
Very Good Before the Real Call.
Every Time.
Work the syllabus. Run the scenarios. Let Ivan’s rating tell you where you are. When you reach Very Good, go into the real conversation knowing you’ve already done it once.
Questions? Talk to the Team →Learn · Practice · Rate · Always Improving