7th Level and Workplace AI Launch AI-Powered Sales Platform
7th Level has partnered with Workplace AI to launch 7Q, an AI-powered sales enablement platform, announced in a press release. The platform is built on the NEPQ methodology, providing real-time guidance and coaching to sales professionals. This collaboration combines 7th Level's sales training expertise with Workplace AI's advanced technology.
Jeremy Miner, Chairman and Founder of 7th Level, highlighted that 7Q offers "Jeremy-in-your-pocket" coaching, delivering support precisely when sales representatives need it. Paul Allen, CEO of Soar.ai, the parent company of Workplace AI, emphasized the transformative potential of combining cutting-edge AI with respected sales methodologies.
The platform is currently in preparation for launch with early enterprise partners, with broader availability expected later this year. Kevin Kunis, CFO and Managing Director of AI at 7th Level, played a key role in structuring the venture, focusing on creating a scalable business model that delivers tangible results for customers.
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