Turn business goals

Imona closes the gap between the goals a company sets and what its people actually do every day — by turning those goals into a game with missions, progress, rankings, rewards and head-to-head challenges.

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216,650+ users8 enterprise deployments6 sectors

Eight enterprise deployments across six sectors, including regulated banks and insurers. Every figure below is the user count inside that organisation.

216,650+users across 8 enterprise deployments in 6 sectors

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200,000 usersAll 81 provinces of Turkey

Consumer & youth educational engagement (B2B2C)

İş Bankası runs Bilim Fabrikası, its science and technology education programme for young people, on the Imona platform with 200,000 users across all 81 provinces of Turkey.

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Every deployment above is live. Scale figures are user counts inside that customer, not aggregate platform totals.

Goals are set

Every business needs its people to do things.

Targets, visits, training, a KPI to move. The work is assigned, and on the day it is assigned everyone agrees with it.

Tick them off

Set once. Then forgotten.

Four days of energy, then a flat line.

Q3 goal+12%6 weeks
TargetExecution gap
Daily activity against the Q3 goal, first six weeks

The problem is not the goal. It's getting people to act on it, every day.

Learning management

Does: Delivers content

Completion is not adoption. Engagement collapses the week after onboarding ends.

BI and KPI dashboards

Does: Measures performance

They give visibility, not motivation. A wallboard has never moved a number.

Bolt-on gamification

Does: Adds badges and points

No behavioural model underneath. Novelty fades in weeks and the scheme quietly dies.

imona · game map
The Imona game map: three levels completed, level four in progress, and a panel naming the next missionA clear path
ProgressMissions
Goals become a game

Imona turns those goals into missions, progress and a clear path forward.

Work is broken into missions, progress stays visible, and there is always a defined next step instead of an abstract annual number.

Three levels completed, one in progress, the rest mapped out ahead.

Worlds & Levels

Work reframed as a journey

A role becomes a route with stages rather than a job description with a target attached. Progress persists, so an employee can always see where they are and what comes next.

Missions & Tasks

KPIs become clear daily actions

An enterprise KPI is not something an individual can act on. A mission is. Imona takes the measure you already report and expresses it as the specific action a person takes this shift.

Leaderboards

Team competition and status

Standing, scoped so the comparison is fair — by team, queue, store, agency or bracket. Individual public ranking can be turned off entirely where works councils require it.

Next-Step Guidance

Always a clear what-to-do

The single most common failure of a performance programme is that a person knows they are behind and does not know what to do about it. There is always a next step, and it is specific.

Rewards

Points convert to real rewards

Effort earns points, and points buy things people actually want from a reward market. That conversion is what keeps the loop running after the novelty of a badge wears off.

Challenges

Head-to-head, at any level

Employees challenge each other directly — team against team, branch against branch, person against person — and every duel resolves with a recorded outcome. Motivation stops being only top-down.

One game. Every team.

The same engine runs revenue performance and product knowledge.

A sales floor competing on results and a store team learning a range are different jobs. They run on one platform, with one set of mechanics.

imona · leadership arena
The Imona leadership arena: an all-time podium of the top three sales reps by XP, with the viewer's own rank pinned below

Sales teams

Compete on results

Target hit61% 84%

Store staff

Master every product

Training completed41% 89%

Illustrative example — not customer data

imona · reward market
The Imona reward market: a 103-point balance, and rewards such as a resort weekend, a sales playbook and a closer badge priced in points
Points earnedReal rewards
Earn it. Spend it.

People see what they achieved — and earn real rewards for it.

Effort converts to points and points convert to things people actually want. That is what keeps the loop running after the novelty of a badge wears off.

Challenge anyone

Motivation does not have to come top-down.

Employees start the competition themselves, at whatever level of the organisation makes sense, and every duel resolves with a recorded outcome.

Challenged
The Imona rivalry arena listing four incoming duel challenges from colleagues, each on a sales topic with an accept button

Incoming duels on sales sprints, cold calls and objections, accepted in one tap

Settled
The Imona rivalry arena history listing past duels with their scores: wins, a loss and a draw, with ties decided by response time

Every duel resolves with a recorded score, with response time breaking ties

From report to next move

Business data stops being something people only report — and starts driving what they do next.

Imona sits downstream of your dashboards and converts a metric into an assigned, rewarded, trackable behaviour.

Weekly report

Attachment rate
9.4%
Visits logged
312
Training completed
41%

Reported. Read once.

Your next move

Visit 3 accounts

1 / 3
+120 points

Weekly visits per rep3.1 4.6

Illustrative example — not customer data

The AI layer

A personalised AI mentor for every employee

Every HR-tech vendor now says this sentence. It is worth nothing on its own, so here is what the mentor actually does, in named behaviours, inside deployments that exist.

imona · mentor
What the mentor sees

Quality audit shows points lost on objection handling, three specific criteria

What it tells them to do

The mentor tells the agent which three objections to practise before their next shift, with a scenario task attached to each. Not "improve quality" — three named objections.

KPI analysisNext-best-actionAdaptive missions
Product interfaceContact centre — Yapı Kredi Bankası · 1,500 users

Every competitor in HR-tech makes this claim. The only thing that separates them is whether the mentor names a specific behaviour inside a real deployment. Each row on the right does.

Customer contact centre agentYapı Kredi Bankası · 1,500 users

The mentor tells the agent which three objections to practise before their next shift, with a scenario task attached to each. Not "improve quality" — three named objections.

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Insurance agency agentAllianz Sigorta · 5,000 users

The mentor sends the agent a personalised notification with the product-mastery journey for health, then the objection scenario that ends those conversations, then a three-policy live target. A regional manager can do this for twenty agencies; the mentor does it for the whole network.

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Store sales consultantİstikbal · 2,000 sales reps

The mentor names the target that closes the gap fastest for that consultant — the add-on they attach least often — and attaches a short range refresher before the weekend trade. The store manager sees the same prompt.

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Financial advisorMetLife · 150 financial advisors

The mentor rebalances the advisor's daily activity plan so the two missed branches land this week, instead of surfacing the gap in a Friday one-to-one about a week that has already gone.

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Enterprise readiness

Already inside regulated banks and insurers

Infrastructure

Cloud-native on AWS, multi-tenant, fully rebuilt in 2026

Integration

300+ open APIs into existing CRM, ERP and LMS systems

Ownership

IP owned 100% in-house, with a Netherlands BV as the European entity

Deployed inside regulated banking and insurance environments — Yapı Kredi Bankası, Allianz Sigorta, İş Bankası — which means security and compliance review is a completed process rather than an open question.

Earn it. Spend it.

Your turn. Spend the XP you just earned.

This is the loop your people would run every day: effort becomes points, points become something worth having. Spin, win, and bring it to your walkthrough.

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