Getting Started

Question 1

Which Sukma product should I use? I'm not sure where to start.

Accepted Answer

Think about what outcome you need — that narrows it down quickly.

Use Live Interview when you need realistic spoken practice, like mock job interviews with instant AI feedback.

Use Skill Test when you need to assess someone with structured questions (multiple choice, written, or whiteboard) and share results.

Use Course Builder when you want to create a training course or learning path from a goal, prompt, or job description.

Use AI Coaches when someone needs a live, interactive learning session — the AI explains, responds, and guides in real time.

Use Team Sessions when a whole group needs to learn or practice together at the same time with a facilitator.

Not sure? Try the product closest to your immediate task. You can always explore others later without any setup required.

Question 2

What's the fastest way to get started with Sukma?

Accepted Answer

The fastest path depends on what you need:

For mock interview practice → go to /screening/discover and start a Live Interview. No workspace setup needed.

For creating a quick assessment → go to /skill-test/create and build your first test in a few minutes.

For building a course → go to /plan and describe your topic or goal.

For exploring AI coaching → go to /session and pick a topic.

For setting up a full team workspace → request a demo to get a guided setup. It's faster with a walkthrough.

The main advice: try the product first. You don't need a workspace, billing account, or enterprise contract to see how it works.

Question 3

Should I request a demo or just try Sukma on my own?

Accepted Answer

You can try most Sukma products without a demo — just go to the product entry point and start.

Request a demo when:
• You're buying for a team and need a pricing discussion or guided setup
• You need to involve procurement, security, or legal teams
• You're evaluating for a white-label or partner deployment
• You need custom roles, integrations, or enterprise configuration
• You want help deciding which products fit your specific use case

Stay self-serve when:
• You're exploring to see if Sukma is a fit
• You want to try a specific product before involving your team
• You're an individual learner or a small team just getting started

The demo is a setup conversation, not a sales pitch you can't escape. You can always start self-serve and request a demo later when you're ready to expand.

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