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A non-engineer uses Codex to build customer-specific sales demos

What's this about?

Proaction's COO connects call recordings, email and spreadsheets to Codex, which builds an HTML demo reflecting a prospect's own vehicles and workflow. Engineers later use that demo as a concrete implementation reference.

What exactly is a personalised demo?

Instead of showing every customer the same generic screens, the sales team presents a disposable version filled with that customer's data and process—like staging a house around the buyer before construction begins.

Why does this matter?

OpenAI customer case study; figures are estimates supplied by Proaction.
  1. Four to six monthly demos reportedly take 30–45 minutes rather than about ten engineering hours each.
  2. The company estimates 50–60% more prospects move from first contact into solution development.
  3. The workflow handles customer data across several plugins, making permissions and retention as important as speed.
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