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type: Guide
title: Track Your Best-Performing Demos With Weekly Reports
description: "Use Claude and the Supademo MCP to compare last week's demo performance, chart it, flag what needs attention, and run the same report every Monday."
resource: "https://supademo.com/academy/workflows/monday-top-demo-report"
tags: [supademo, academy, workflow]
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status: stable
---
# Track Your Best-Performing Demos With Weekly Reports

Get automated weekly reports showing your most engaging demos, viewer trends, and opportunities to improve.

Tools: Claude, Supademo

Runs: Mondays

## What it is

A Claude workflow that uses the Supademo MCP connector to pull the last seven days of external views, engagement, completion, and CTA click-through for the demos you name, compare them with the week before, and chart the results. You then turn the prompt into a Claude scheduled task that runs every Monday morning.

## Who it is for

Product marketers and demo owners with several demos live, and enablement or training leads who want to know which demos need work.

## Why it matters

Once you have a few demos live, it's hard to tell which ones need your attention. This report says which demo is performing best and flags what to look at, so you spend your time fixing a demo instead of compiling the numbers by hand.

## Build the report in Claude

Connect the Supademo connector in Claude and paste one prompt that names the demos you want to compare. Claude pulls last week's numbers from Supademo, compares them with the previous week, and charts views, engagement, completion, and CTA click-through. It tells you which demo is performing best and flags what to dig into, and you can keep asking follow-up questions in the same chat. When the report looks right, ask Claude to turn it into a scheduled task that runs every Monday morning.

## What the Video Covers

- 0:00 — Which live demos actually need your attention?
- 0:14 — Connect the Supademo MCP in Claude and paste the prompt
- 0:29 — Claude pulls your demo analytics and charts them
- 0:41 — Make it a Claude scheduled task for every Monday
- 0:53 — The Monday briefing: which demos lead and which lag
- 1:14 — Set up the Supademo MCP in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Copilot

## Before You Start

Connect the Supademo connector in Claude (or ChatGPT). The Supademo MCP can be set up in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Copilot.

## Step 1: Compare Your Demos

Paste this prompt and swap in the names of the demos you want to compare:

"Look at the performance of these three demos over the last seven days, compared to the previous week, external views only. Compare their views, engagement, completion, and CTA click-through, tell me which is performing best, and flag anything I should pay attention to.

Demos:

1. [Demo name 1]
2. [Demo name 2]
3. [Demo name 3]

Also visualize the data so it's easy to understand, using a bar chart, line chart, or whatever format makes the most sense."

Claude pulls the numbers from Supademo, compares each demo with the previous week, and charts the results. It says which demo is performing best and flags what needs a closer look. You can keep asking questions in the same chat if you want more detail.

## Step 2: Schedule It for Monday Mornings

When the report looks right, ask Claude to turn it into a scheduled task that runs every Monday morning. If you use ChatGPT, its scheduled tasks work the same way.

## What You Get

- Views, engagement, completion, and CTA click-through for each demo, compared with the week before
- A chart of the results
- Which demo is performing best, and what to look at first

## Wrapping Up

Try it on your demos this week. Once it runs on a schedule, the briefing is waiting when you log in on Monday, and you know which demo to work on first.

**Tips**

- Name the exact demos you want compared in the prompt, swapping out the placeholders
- Ask for a chart in the same prompt so the week-over-week comparison is easy to read

**Gotchas**

- Scheduling the task before the report looks right. Check the output in a normal chat first
- Leaving the demo names as placeholders. Claude needs your real demo titles to find them

**Recommendations**

- Start with the few demos that matter most, like the ones on your homepage
- If you use ChatGPT, its scheduled tasks work the same way