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Scenario Studio now supports Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. Characters speak, respond, and give feedback directly in the selected language.

Call Analyst is live in Call History. Filter your calls table by asking questions in plain English, and search across call transcripts by content to jump straight to the moment a topic came up in any recording.

Connect your company's own content from Notion or Guru so roleplay scenarios, scorecards, and AI feedback are grounded in your actual product, process, and positioning instead of generic assumptions.

The Exec REST API now exposes practice sessions with transcripts and scorecard breakdowns, skill proficiency, scenario analytics, assignments, and collections. You can also manage access, assign scenarios, and create scenarios programmatically.

Exec now has a pricing page at exec.com/pricing with a free tier, two paid self-serve plans, and an Enterprise plan. You can sign up, pick a plan, and start running roleplays without talking to us.

Exec now grades reps' recorded sales calls from Gong, Zoom, Teams, Sybill, and Clari against custom scorecards, with AI coaching on every call.

Enterprise admins can now configure single sign-on and directory sync themselves from a new Security settings page, with a step-by-step wizard for domain verification, identity provider connection, and optional SCIM provisioning.

A new top-level Skills view gives every rep a proficiency score per skill, based on roleplay performance over a 180-day window. Managers see distributions, heat maps, trends, and can drill into individuals.

Roleplay characters now have lip-synced, life-like video faces. Enable them per scenario to make practice feel like a real video call.

A roleplay scenario can now include multiple AI characters who interact with each other and with the rep. They take turns, interrupt, argue, and build on each other's points, so reps can practice the multi-stakeholder conversations that real deals involve.

Sales managers and enablement teams can now create a full, gradable roleplay scenario by describing it in a few sentences of chat. The agent builds the character, the situation, and the evaluation criteria, and you can edit any part by asking.