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Overview: Your path, your roles, and every course, playbook, and workflow on one page.

Workflows: Recipes for AI Command, Claude, and AI demo agents, each with a video and the steps in order.

Playbooks: One use case from first recording to results, in a few short video steps.

Courses: Short video lessons in order, from recording a demo to managing your workspace.

Live training: A free 30-minute session with the Supademo team, for up to five people.

Docs: Every setting and feature, searchable.

More resources: Support, FAQs, integrations, API docs, and example demos.

Create Your Demo: Learn the fundamentals of recording high-quality interactive demos with Supademo.

Edit & Personalize: Master the editing tools to polish your demos, add personalization, voiceovers, translations, and custom branding.

Share: Learn all the ways to distribute and share your demos with your audience.

Measure & Improve: Track engagement analytics and optimize your demos for better results.

Workspace Foundations: Learn workspace management, themes, integrations, and enterprise admin features.

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Demo Analytics

Dive deep into individual demo performance with step-level analytics.

4 minLesson 2 of 2
Lessons in Measure & Improve2 of 2
  1. 1Analytics Overview5 min
  2. 2Demo Analytics4 min

What you will learn

  • Analyze step-by-step engagement
  • Identify and fix drop-off points
  • Compare demo versions
  • Export analytics data

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Demo-Level Analytics

While General Analytics focus on patterns and trends across your demos, Demo Analytics zoom in on individual demo performance and viewer behavior.

Demo Analytics show what actually happened during a viewing session. They help you understand how a demo performed at a detailed level and how viewers navigated through it. You can see which steps were viewed, where attention lingered, and where viewers dropped off.

Lead Data

When you open Demo Analytics for a demo, you'll also see lead data. This is where you can tell whether a viewer is identified or anonymous. Viewer identification depends entirely on how the demo was shared, so if knowing who viewed a demo is important, this ties directly back to the sharing methods covered earlier in the course on sharing.

Common Ways to Analyze Performance

Once you're inside Demo Analytics, a few common ways of analyzing performance tend to stand out.

One is reviewing engagement for demos embedded publicly on websites, such as marketing demos. Demo Analytics make it easy to see how far viewers get, which parts hold their attention, and where drop-off occurs.

Demo Analytics also include geographic information at the demo level. This is useful for spotting regional interest, understanding where demos resonate most, and identifying emerging markets.

CRM Integration

Demo engagement data can also sync back to your CRM when viewers are identified. Engagement events can be pushed into tools like HubSpot or Salesforce, where they appear directly on a lead or contact record as activity.

Notifications

Demo views and engagement can also trigger notifications through tools like Slack or Zapier, making it possible to respond quickly when a demo is viewed.

Exporting Data

In addition, lead data at the demo level can be exported and brought into external reporting or BI tools for deeper analysis.

The Purpose of Demo Analytics

Demo Analytics aren't about judging performance. They're about clarity.

They give teams a clear picture of how demos are actually being used, so content can be improved, refined, and made more effective over time.

What's Next

And with that, we've wrapped up this course on measuring demo performance.

In the next course, we'll shift focus to workspace foundations — including workspace setup, themes, integrations, and settings — so you can understand how to manage Supademo at scale across your team.