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10 Ways Sales Teams Use Gong + Yoodli for AI Sales Training (That Actually Shows Up on Real Calls)

January 13, 2026

6 min read

Sales leaders have a powerful opportunity: bridge the gap between great training and real-world results with the right tools.

Most reps can do the right thing in onboarding. They pass the quizzes. They nail the mock roleplays when everyone is watching. But when the pressure hits on a live customer call—when a competitor is mentioned or a budget objection drops—old habits return. Discovery gets shallow, value propositions get vague, and next steps get soft.

Why? Because knowing isn’t doing.

Modern enterprise teams are solving this by moving to AI sales training that connects practice directly to performance. The combination of Gong + Yoodli is powerful because it bridges the gap between the “game film” (Gong) and the “batting cage” (Yoodli), working together with consistent, measurable coaching.

If you are building an enterprise sales training program—or evaluating tools to scale coaching across a global team—here are 10 practical ways sales organizations use Gong + Yoodli to drive improvement that actually shows up on the bottom line.

Why Gong + Yoodli Works for Enterprise AI Sales Training

Gong captures what happened on your real calls. Yoodli helps reps practice what to do next time. Together, they enable AI sales roleplays that are tied to actual market reality and coached with the exact same scorecard reps are held to in production.

Instead of “practice for practice’s sake,” you get an AI-driven, continuous improvement loop:

"Gong calls (Insight) →

AI roleplays in Yoodli (Practice) →

Improved performance on the next Gong call (Result)"

Here are 10 ways to execute this workflow:

1. Score Practice and Real Calls on the Same Rubric

This is the foundation of modern AI sales training: one consistent rubric across practice and real conversations.

Historically, training scores were separate from call scores. A rep could be “certified” in enablement but failing in the field. By integrating Gong and Yoodli, you score a Yoodli practice session using the same criteria as a live Gong call.

Reps can finally answer the question: “I’m improving in training… is it actually showing up on my customer calls?”

When your AI sales roleplays are scored the same way as your revenue-generating calls, coaching becomes measurable, objective, and unified.

2. Auto-Detect Coaching Opportunities and Assign Drills

The best enterprise AI tools don’t just analyze performance—they make improvement automatic.

Manual coaching doesn’t scale. Managers cannot listen to every call to assign homework. With this integration, Gong insights can automatically trigger targeted Yoodli drills based on specific performance gaps, such as:

  • Weak Discovery: If the “Talk/Listen” ratio is too high in Gong, assign a “Deep Discovery” drill in Yoodli.
  • Vague Next Steps: If a rep fails to lock in a meeting time, trigger a “Closing the Call” simulation.
  • Pricing Anxiety: If a rep stumbles when “Budget” is mentioned, assign a “Price Negotiation” roleplay.

Outcome: You spend less time diagnosing issues and more time fixing them.

3. Turn “What Good Looks Like” Into Roleplays

Top-performing reps already have the answers, hidden inside your best calls.

Instead of enablement creating hypothetical scripts, you can take a winning moment from a real Gong call—like a perfect competitor takedown or a masterful value explanation—and feed it into Yoodli. The AI creates a roleplay based on that winning scenario.

This allows you to “clone” your top 1% of performers. Every rep can now practice against the exact scenario your best rep mastered, ensuring the winning behavior spreads across the entire floor.

4. Practice Real Objections: Pricing, Competitors, Security

Enterprise deals don’t fall apart because reps forgot the product features. They fall apart in pressure moments.

  • “Your competitor is cheaper.”
  • “We can’t change vendors right now.”
  • “Security will block this.”
  • “Come back next quarter.”

Gong gives you a data-backed library of the most common objections your team faces by segment and persona. Yoodli turns those exact situations into AI sales roleplays. Reps can repeat these tough conversations in a safe environment as many times as they need before they face a prospect, building the muscle memory to handle them with confidence.

5. Practice the “Moments That Matter” (Not the Whole Call)

One of the biggest shifts in enterprise sales training is moving away from hour-long mock calls toward habit forming “micro-practice.”

Effective training isolates the 10–30 seconds that determine outcomes. Instead of practicing an entire 45-minute discovery call, use Gong to identify where the momentum broke, and use Yoodli to drill that specific interaction:

  • The Opening & Agenda setting
  • The “Why Now” question
  • The Pricing Transition
  • The Closing Ask

Gong identifies the friction point. Yoodli fixes it through repetition.

6. Standardize Coaching Goals Across Tools

One reason training fails in large organizations is mixed signals. One manager tells a rep to “be more consultative,” another says “get to pricing faster,” and enablement says “stick to the script.”

With Gong + Yoodli, enterprise teams standardize the definition of success.

  • What gets coached: The skills defined in your competency model.
  • What gets practiced: The specific scenarios aligned to those skills.
  • How success is measured: The metrics that correlate to revenue.

That alignment is the difference between scattered feedback and scalable skill-building.

7. Run a Closed-Loop Workflow: Gong → Practice on Yoodli → Gong

This is the gold standard of AI sales training. It isn’t a one-off event; it is an operating system.

A manager reviews a Gong moment where a rep struggled. They assign a focused Yoodli roleplay to address that specific gap. The rep practices until they achieve a passing score. Then, the manager checks the rep’s next real call in Gong to confirm the behavior changed.

The Loop:

  1. Observe the gap in the wild (Gong).
  2. Practice the fix in the simulator (Yoodli).
  3. Validate the result in the field (Gong).

8. Accelerate Onboarding with “Best-Call” Playlists + Practice

In enterprise sales, ramp time is expensive. Every week a new hire isn’t closing is lost revenue.

Gong gives new reps “best of” playlists so they can hear what great looks like. Yoodli ensures they can perform it. By pairing listening with active simulation, new hires don’t just passively consume information; they actively test their ability to deliver the pitch before they ever touch a lead.

This structure creates confidence fast. New reps enter their first live calls having already “won” the conversation dozens of times in the simulator.

9. Scale Manager Coaching by Making Feedback Actionable

Managers are the lever for growth, but they are time-poor. The integration helps coaching scale because feedback becomes instantly actionable.

Instead of a vague comment like “go work on your discovery questions,” a manager can assign a specific Yoodli drill: “Practice the ‘Impact Question’ scenario until you score an 85%.”

Feedback becomes:

  • Specific: Tied to a real call moment.
  • Actionable: Paired with a tailored drill.
  • Repeatable: Practice happens asynchronously, saving manager time.

10. Prove Training Impact with Behavior Change Data

Enterprise leaders want proof that training drives outcomes—not just activity. They don’t care how many modules were completed; they care if win rates went up.

Because Gong and Yoodli use consistent scoring, teams can measure improvements objectively. You can track behavior changes over time:

  • Did “Discovery Question Depth” improve after the training initiative?
  • Did “Competitor Win Rates” increase after the objection handling drill?
  • Did “Next Step Adherence” go up across the team?

Over time, you can correlate specific behavior changes to pipeline outcomes, building the internal business case that justifies investing in enterprise AI tools.

Conclusion: Don’t Just Record. Rehearse.

Traditional sales training is static: a workshop, a playbook, a one-time certification. Modern AI sales training is continuous, personalized, and measurable.

By integrating Gong and Yoodli, you stop relying on hope as a strategy. You build a system where every insight from a live call instantly fuels a practice session, creating a flywheel of continuous improvement.

Ready to turn your game tape into a training loop? Integrate Yoodli with Gong and ensure your training actually shows up where it matters most: in your revenue results.

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