
For Onboarding
Hobbes gives every new user a guide who knows your product. It walks them through the workflows that matter to their role, lets them practice in a clickable sandbox, and answers questions as they go. Your CS team spends less time repeating the basics.
How Hobbes Does It
Hobbes doesn't just run demos. It captures what your prospects actually care about, what objections keep coming up, and what positioning is landing. Then it feeds all of it back to your team.

Your champion bought it. Everyone else has to learn it.
The admin needs to set things up. A teammate needs to complete their first task. A manager wants to see the results. They won’t all be on the kickoff call, and they won’t all have the same questions.
Give each person a place to start that makes sense for them.

Show them how. Then let them do it.
A user asks, “How do I build my first report?” Hobbes opens reporting in the sandbox and walks them through it. Then the user takes the controls. They can click through the steps, try things out, and ask follow-up questions before working in their live account.

Meet each user at their first task.
Hobbes adapts the walkthrough to the user’s role and questions. Admins can start with setup. Daily users can learn the workflow they’ll use most. If someone wants to explore a different feature, Hobbes goes with them.

Give your CS team its time back.
Your team shouldn’t have to teach the same first steps on every call. Hobbes handles repeatable walkthroughs and common questions, leaving your team more time for rollout plans, account-specific decisions, and customers who need a person.

Keep teaching the product you ship today.
When your product changes, Hobbes updates the sandbox automatically. The next new user learns the current workflow, without your team rebuilding training tours after every release.

Start with the product you already have.
Give Hobbes access to your product and the materials your team uses to teach it. Your first sandbox is ready within an hour. No engineering required.

Make the first week feel like progress.
Give every new user a place to ask, click, and learn. Let your team focus on helping the customer succeed.

FAQ
See how your product agent guides buyers.
Ask Hobbes a question. Follow it through the sandbox. Then take control and explore for yourself.


