AI training for independent insurance agencies.
Riley is a coach that practices real work with your account managers, ten minutes at a time, on their own inbox. Renewal emails, certificate requests, missing loss runs, a premium increase explained in plain English. Nothing your team types is used to train a model.
Two minutes, no signup. This is the actual product, not a video.
There is a difference between watching and learning.
Most AI training is watching. Riley asks your person to write the email first, then coaches the draft: what to lead with, what to cut, what a client actually needs to hear. 15 skills, three conversations each, about twelve minutes apiece. A certificate at the end, verifiable online. A dashboard for you: who is practicing, where they are stuck.
Nothing your team types trains a model.
Nothing your team types is used to train a model, and we never sell it. Riley drafts and coaches; a person sends. Conversations are kept only to run your team's coaching and your dashboard, and are deleted when you close the account. Put it in front of your E&O carrier; we will put it in writing.
Built for the service desk.
The renewal with the 18 percent increase. The certificate request that came in at 4:55. The loss runs a carrier has asked for twice. The policy change that has to be confirmed in writing before the client forgets they asked. Riley coaches the email your account manager has to send today, on the one they are actually sending.
See the coachThree ways to start.
Fixed prices, paid once. Seats are included in every visit, and the seats never run out.
$99 per person, once
Codes arrive the same day. Riley, the AI tutor, the Prompt Enhancer, and a dashboard for the owner: who is practicing, where they are stuck. No subscription, ever.
$350 90 minutes, seat included
With you or your service lead, on your own renewals and your own inbox. We bring lunch. Four lunches, one a week, $1,200; you leave with your own playbook.
$2,000 up to 15 people, 3.5 hours
Two skills, on your real documents and inboxes, in your office. Everyone in the room gets a seat, so the practice keeps going after we leave.
- Done on your real renewals and inboxes, never on ours
- Nothing your team types is used to train a model
- No sales calls. Email, or find us at Insurefest in October
What you get for the money, here and elsewhere.
Microsoft 365 Copilot $252 a year, no training. LinkedIn Learning $380 a year, videos.
$99, once. A coach, 45 conversations, the tools built in.
Corporate AI workshops typically $6,000 to $15,000 a day. Nobody leaves with software.
$2,000 half day. A seat for everyone in the room.
Consultants bill $250 to $400 an hour and leave a slide deck.
$350, at your desk, on your own renewals. Seat included.
Current list prices. Copilot is the Business plan for companies under 300 people, billed annually. Workshop and consultant figures are typical ranges, not one vendor's quote.
Built in Nashville.
Trainwork is built in Nashville by Zach Furman. Our first customer is a school district in Tennessee whose staff practice ten minutes a day. We do not do sales calls: email admin@trainwork.org, or find us at Insurefest, October 13 to 16.
Ask for a lunch.
Ninety minutes at your office, on your own renewals, $350 with a seat included. Pick a day; you get two dates and a payment link by email within a day. It is booked when it is paid.
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What owners ask first.
Nothing your team types is used to train a model, and Riley never sends anything; a person does. Both are in writing on request. Your E&O carrier will ask next year what AI training your staff had; this is the answer.