Analyse negotiations

Bring the negotiation you actually had.

Upload a recording or record a call. It is transcribed, read against the same six skills the practice tables score, and handed back as evidence: your words, your moments, what to do in the next conversation.

For individuals

The call with the recruiter, the meeting with the landlord — find out what you did, not what you think you did.

Start with the free baseline
For teams

Reps analyse their own calls. Only they see the result — an admin never does.

How team privacy works
Why it matters

You remember the outcome, not the moment.

The concession you don't remember making.

Most money leaves in one sentence — usually early, usually unprompted.

Nobody scores the real ones.

A coach sees a role-play. Your manager sees the number. Nobody sees the call.

Notes are not evidence.

What you wrote down afterwards is the story you told yourself.

Consent first, then the transcript.

Upload or record

Audio or video files, or record on this device — with the other side's agreement, confirmed before anything is stored.

Only you are scored

The other party is never rated. Pacct reads your side against the six skills and leaves theirs alone.

Evidence, not a vibe.

Quoted moments

Every score points at the sentence that earned it — the question you didn't ask, the silence you filled.

What to do next time

Concrete moves for the next conversation, tied to the moments in this one.

Yours to keep, yours to delete.

Recordings belong to you

Stored in the EU, never used to train AI models. Delete a session and its audio goes with it.

Closes the loop with practice

The skill that leaked in the real call becomes the next lecture and the next table.

Before and after

A negotiation, the old way and with Pacct.

The old way
  1. Leave the call with a feeling.
  2. Write three lines of notes.
  3. Make the same move next quarter.
With Pacct
  1. Upload the recording after the call.
  2. Read the three moments that mattered.
  3. Drill the one skill before the next call.
The baseline assessment

Three minutes. One honest debrief.

Find out what you'd lose in a real negotiation — before a real negotiation finds out for you.
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