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AI roleplay for real-world readiness.Day One Roleplay helps organizations prepare frontline employees for the conversations they'll actually face... before they face them.

Bank teller speaking with a customer at a branch counter

Everything training teams need to build role readiness.

Build from the material you already have, give people the experience, then see who is improving and who needs another attempt.

01

Build the training around the role.

Upload the policies, examples, and existing training your team already uses. Day One's AI helper can turn that context into scenarios, playbooks, learning paths, or a complete blueprint that connects them.

What this includes

Add policies, examples, and existing training
Generate scenarios, playbooks, and learning paths
Edit every part before assigning it

02

Let people handle the situation.

Learners work through realistic voice-to-voice roleplays built around the job, the customer, and the standards you expect. They can repeat the conversation without scheduling a manager or practice partner.

What this includes

Low-latency voice-to-voice roleplay
Customers that respond to what the learner says
Repeat attempts whenever the learner is ready

03

Review the attempt, feedback, and progress.

Managers can review results, see the feedback each learner received, customize that feedback, and track progress across the people and roles they are responsible for.

What this includes

Roleplay results and scores
Personalized feedback managers can review
Progress by learner, team, role, and location

Turn your training material into realistic roleplays.

Day One uses the material your team already trusts to create situations learners can work through before a customer is waiting.

Source materialView PDF
FTC Grandkid and Family Scams fact sheet

Grandkid and Family Scams

The FTC explains how urgent family scams work, what pressure tactics to notice, and what consumers should do before sending money.

Day One turns the source into a roleplay
Day One roleplay

A Grandchild Needs Bail

Customer
Robert Miller wants to withdraw $6,000.
Situation
His grandson called from jail and said the bail money has to be sent today.
Pressure
The caller knows family details and told Robert to keep the situation secret.
Learner's job
Recognize the warning signs and respond according to the bank's fraud procedures.

This example uses public FTC guidance. A bank can add its own policies, escalation steps, language, and manager expectations.

See what happened before a customer is waiting.

Managers can review each attempt, understand the feedback, and see who is improving without sitting in every practice session.

Every roleplay result and score
The feedback each learner received
Progress across learners and teams

What people say after they can try the moment again.

“The biggest ones are the calls that make us uncomfortable and stressed, because we do not want those calls to come in and then throw us off base for the rest of the day. My goal would be that when we get those calls, it is just another phone call.”

Insurance Agent and TrainerOn practicing the calls her team dreads most

Built to fit the training operation you already run.

Start with the roles, content, and systems your organization already has. We can help shape the first learning paths, prepare the first scenarios, and plan how Day One reaches the teams that need it.

Teams, roles, learner groups, and locations

Manager reporting and rollout planning

LMS workflows and system integrations

SSO, security review, and procurement support

What happens in a demo

Bring one role

Show us the people you need to prepare and the situations they need to handle.

Bring your material

Use a policy, guide, playbook, example, or existing training resource.

See the first path

We will show how Day One can turn it into learning, roleplay, feedback, and reporting.

Questions training teams usually ask first

Day One helps training teams turn real job situations into practice, feedback, and readiness reporting before customers are waiting.

See what Day One could do with your training material.

Bring a role, a customer situation, or the material your team already uses. We will show you how Day One turns it into practice, feedback, and readiness reporting.