For medical sales teams who sell in rooms that can’t be recorded.

The one your reps actually use before walking into a theatre. SecondBody gives medical device reps an AI coach, Rory, that drills them on real clinical objections in WhatsApp. GBUK, a top-20 NHS supplier, runs it across its field team: consistent users score 8 to 10 on cold-call assessments, versus 6 for intermittent users.

Against an AI that plays the HCP, not against a colleague in a conference room. Rory runs the objections your reps actually hear, scores every attempt against your frameworks, and does it on the phone between calls. No HCP is ever recorded, so nothing touches compliance.

No. Never. Recording a surgeon, an HCP or a patient conversation is illegal or against policy almost everywhere, which locks recording-based tools out of healthcare entirely. SecondBody coaches through practice and debriefs instead, which is exactly why it runs in pharma and medical devices.

Rory only knows what you approve. Your product library, your frameworks, nothing from the open internet. GBUK built its coach to refuse clinical questions and to correct reps who say something wrong about a product. What goes in is audited, so what comes out is defensible.

Faster when their first real meetings stop being the training ground. Reps rehearse the conversations they will face before they face them. GBUK's UK team logged around 2,000 minutes of practice, more than any team in company history, and its managers reclaimed about a week a month.

Nobody rides along into an OR. SecondBody gives managers scored practice runs instead: who drilled, what they scored, where they froze. Coaching happens on evidence from practice, not on a memory of the one visit a manager happened to see.