Demo against a company like the one you're selling to.
A generic demo account undersells. Show your product running against a realistic business shaped like the prospect's — and prove, on the call, that it's not vaporware.
Why this is the place for real names
Everywhere else, Fictix generates companies from archetypes — fiction you control. A sales demo is the exception: matching the prospect's actual world is the entire value. Spin up a company that looks like theirs, point your product at it, and let them watch it work on data they recognise.
Shape it to the prospect in a minute
Choose a profile close to the prospect — industry, size, the tools they run — and generate one company across them in about a minute. Books tie out across the seven correlated systems (QuickBooks, Stripe, Plaid, Ramp, BILL, Gusto, NetSuite):
Share one link, reuse the same demo
Share the company's console link and API base URL with the AE and SE. Saved companies get a short ID, so the demo the prospect saw is exactly the company you debug afterward. The books tie out across seven correlated systems, so an end-to-end flow actually works in front of the room.
Questions
Can I match a specific prospect's setup?
Yes — pick an industry, size and the tools the prospect uses, and generate one company across them in about a minute. Books tie out across the seven correlated systems; other tools carry the same company's data but aren't reconciled.
Will the whole team see the same demo?
Yes. Pin the saved company by its ID; everyone replays exactly the same data, so AE, SE and post-sales all work against the same environment.
Are these real companies?
No — the demo companies are fictional and generated; real names are referenced only to describe the kind of business being simulated.