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Show your product, signed in.

Without a login, demos show your public website. To train the guide on the product, sign into a sandbox or give us one. Invite a DemoPage login into a sandbox or trial workspace, or save a sandbox login you already have. Then pick the signed-in pages a customer may see. Anything that would save, send, invite, or pay stays blocked.

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Option 1: a DemoPage login

We recommend this one. DemoPage gives you an email address that belongs to DemoPage, and reads the sign-in codes and links your product sends to it.

  1. 1In your portal, open Show your product, signed in, and press Create a DemoPage login.
  2. 2Copy the address. It looks like yourcompany-abc123@agents.demopage.io.
  3. 3In your product, invite that address as a user, ideally in a sandbox or trial workspace.
  4. 4The invite shows up in the inbox under the address. Open it and set the password shown under Show password.
The Show your product, signed in step, with two buttons: Create a DemoPage login, and Use a sandbox login I have. (opens full size)
A DemoPage login address with a Copy button, the steps to invite it, a Show password button, its inbox, and the sign-in page field. (opens full size)

Option 2: a sandbox login you have

  1. 1Press Use a sandbox login I have.
  2. 2Enter the email and password, and press Save.

Use a sandbox or trial workspace, not a real customer's account. The password is stored encrypted on our server and never shown in a demo.

Find your signed-in pages

  1. 1Under Where the demo signs in, enter your sign-in page, like https://app.yourcompany.com/login.
  2. 2Press Sign in and find my pages. An isolated browser signs in once, with every write blocked, and reads your navigation, its menus, and the pages behind them.
  3. 3Tick the pages demos may open and press Show pages in demos. Each one is loaded, signed in, the way a demo will load it. Any that don't load stay out.

You can find pages 4 times a day.

Keep these out of the demo account

  • Real customer data. Use made-up records.
  • Admin or billing access you wouldn't show a prospect.
  • Passwords, API keys, and payment details.

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