How Ramp, a B2B FinTech platform, influenced the buyer journey, contributing to 15% of leads collected on Ramp’s website.

How Ramp's growth team drove customer engagement with self-service product tours.

How Ramp strengthened its multi-touch sales approach and increased the number of prospects who showed a greater propensity to convert.

Ramp is building the world’s first finance automation platform designed to save businesses time and money. Ramp offers 5-in-1 software that consolidates corporate cards, expense management, bill payments, accounting, and reporting into one simple and free solution. Thousands of businesses are using Ramp for over $1 billion in annualized transaction volume.

When we found Navattic, we were looking for a way to demonstrate value to potential new customers without putting them through our full onboarding process. 

 in as easy and riskless a way as possible.

After evaluating the demo technology vendor market, we ultimately choose Navattic because the platform had the features that we were looking for and the user interface was very easy to learn and use. 

We had never used it before and built out a full-service product tour in a matter of a few hours.

Since launching our product tour on our website,

 Navattic has contributed to 15% of leads that we collect on our site

We’ve also noticed that there is a much higher propensity to convert to being a Ramp customer if a prospect has completed the self-service product tour. In our 

, our Navattic product tour has played a key role in influencing the buyer journey.

Ramp

How Ramp Drove 15% of Website Leads with Self-Service Product Tours

How Trainual, a business playbook platform, used interactive demos to communicate value earlier in the evaluation process.

How Trainual's growth team implemented a simple change that resulted in a 450% increase in free trial signups.

How Trainual boosted trial activation by 100% and increased paid conversions by 175% within seven days.

Trainual is a knowledge transfer and training platform where growing teams build playbooks for how they do what they do. All your processes and policies are easily documented, assigned, and updated, and completion tracking makes sure people know their stuff. The result? Faster onboarding and training and seamless delegation across all the roles and responsibilities in your business.

Trainual is the category-defining platform for business playbook software, combining multiple solutions — including onboarding, training, SOP documentation, and knowledge management — into a single system.

One challenge we face in building this category is how to briefly communicate what a business playbook is, why every company needs one, and how Trainual solves that problem. Explaining this is especially challenging because we serve businesses across various industries and verticals.


We wanted a way to showcase a curated and interactive version of what it feels like to be within our product. 

The goals were: 1) to get users to the light bulb “a-ha” moment before even starting a trial, and 2) to communicate value earlier in the evaluation process.

We had considered potentially building an interactive demo experience in-house. However, building that experience would have added another major project in an unproven and brand-new initiative that would have required significant engineering resources to create and launch.

Ultimately, we realized that building it in-house was not the right fit.

 That's when we shifted directions and began our search for an external solution that was easy to use and quick to set up. We chose Navattic because it was simple to implement, delivered on our requirements, and met our quick turnaround timeline.

With Navattic, we were able to plan, build, and deploy our

 without tapping our engineering resources and 


We tested our interactive demo against an existing product tour video. After a few weeks, we saw a 

 when the interactive demo was displayed. We also saw a 

+100% lift in users reaching activated trial status

+175% lift in users converting to paid customers

Trainual

How Trainual Boosted Trial Signups by 450% with Interactive Demos

How Coupa, an expense management platform, reduced demo wait times from 2-3 weeks, meeting prospects where they are.

How Coupa increased ARR by over $10M in just six months by accelerating the enterprise sales process.

How Coupa’s sales team utilized custom leave-behinds, keeping decision-makers engaged and streamlining multi-stakeholder deals.

Coupa offers cloud spend management (CSM) solutions that help companies control and gain visibility into their spending while generating savings that go directly to the bottom line. Coupa empowers companies around the world with the visibility and control they need to spend smarter and safer.

What was the problem you were initially facing?

Before Navattic, prospective customers had to wait 2-3 weeks to get a demo and even longer to get a test drive. We were looking for an on-demand demo that met our customers where they were. 

We also wanted these demos to be guided experiences so that customers wouldn’t get lost, and could 

experience the most impactful areas of Coupa in a short period of time

Why did you decide to use Navattic? How did Navattic stand out from other vendors in the space?

In our evaluation, we completed a POC with two 

. We found that some platforms were quite feature-rich, but unfortunately cumbersome to use - it took us a long time to build out a single demo.  We also looked at vendors that offered primarily screenshot-based solutions, but decided it was important to equip our sales team with truly interactive content that represented our software well.

We found that Navattic offered robust functionality, while still being exceptionally easy to use. Specifically, we appreciated the dynamic representation of our product. It was most important for us to 

 that feel just like the actual software, and the linear guide builder helps our team tell compelling end-to-end stories. 

We were able to create multiple sales-oriented demos within the first month of our partnership.

Beyond the product, what excited us most about Navattic was the opportunity to enter into a long-term collaborative partnership. In meeting members of the go-to-market and leadership team, it was clear that we were more than just another customer; we were strategic partners. 

Having worked with Navattic for over a year now, we have always felt valued and confident that our feedback is taken into real consideration.

When do you use demos in the sales process?

In an enterprise buying process involving multiple decision-makers (typically 11-13 individuals), it is crucial to maintain momentum after the initial conversation, and to support additional stakeholders who get involved on a rolling basis. It may not be practical or the best customer experience for our sellers to repeat full-blown demos at later stages.

sharing an interactive demo as a leave-behind allows decision-makers to revisit the value messaging

 even when we’re not physically present, and to easily share the resource internally. This has been an efficient way to communicate the key features and benefits of Coupa, helping us accelerate our sales process. 

In addition to gaining positive feedback from the sales team and our customers, 

we found that several Navattic interactive demos helped influence over $10M of ARR.

What are some other ways you plan to use Navattic in the future?

Outside of sales, our marketing team plans to use interactive demos for demand generation. We’re also exploring demos for both internal 

 as well as external enablement to help our partners better sell Coupa’s suite of products.

Anything additional for prospective buyers to know about the solution?

Navattic is powerful, yet really easy to use. 

We mastered the art of creating top-tier product tours in under a month,

 with zero technical resources involved. We also continue to be impressed by the dedicated support we receive from the success and leadership team. We intended to find a strategic partner in Navattic, and they have more than upheld that role for us.

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Coupa: How Interactive Demos Influenced $10M of ARR within Six Months

How Insider One, a cross-channel experience platform, used interactive demos to showcase product value earlier in the buying journey.

How Insider One generated thousands of high-intent leads, qualifying prospects before they reach sales.

How Insider One drove a 3x increase in engagement time compared to traditional marketing content.

Insider One—one platform for individualized, cross-channel experiences—enables enterprise marketers to connect customer data across channels and systems, predict their future behavior with an AI intent engine, and individualized customer experiences. Marketers use Insider One’s platform to deliver experiences across channels like Web, App, Web Push, Email, SMS, and Messaging Apps.

We were looking for additional exposure to our product and the ability to showcase value to prospects at earlier stages of the buying journey. We wanted to tell a story that helped these prospects visually understand what our product is all about and the value it provides.

While we have traditionally used video content, we were looking for a solution that could provide an 

immersive and engaging way to experience the product

 first-hand which led us to explore interactive demo solutions.

In our initial evaluation of the interactive demo space, we explored a 

. We landed on Navattic because it was the only tool that provided us with a scalable infrastructure in which we could 

build an entire, holistic library of interactive demo content across products and teams.

In addition, the Navattic team provided the highest quality of support and attention to specific product feedback and usage questions. This gave us the confidence to move forward with a long-term partnership given our unique requirements and plans for the interactive demo project.

We currently have launched a number of interactive demos in our 

 on the Insider One website. This repository provides prospects and partners with interactive experiences that can show, rather than tell, our product’s features and capabilities. We plan on adding many more demos to our Demo Hub in the near future.

Next, our partner success teams have utilized interactive demos to train and enable new partners and Insider One users. This has already significantly 

helped streamline our user onboarding process

 and increase the speed in which teams are able to get the full value out of our solution.

Lastly, we use Navattic interactive demos from a 

 today as well. Our sellers build bespoke interactive product experiences for target accounts, industries, and geographies. These tailored demos are then used across multiple stages in the sales cycle from the first touchpoint to closing.

Building the demo experiences using Navattic’s simple-to-use platform was a frictionless and approachable experience. 

We did not need to involve a single engineering resource to design, build, or launch the interactive demo experiences.

Since launching, our Demo Hub has immediately proven to be a valuable asset to reduce the barrier to entry for prospective buyers. Rather than working through the setup and enablement process with a trial or sandbox, prospects can immediately jump into a product tour to start experiencing product value. This opens a bridge to build interest and excitement but also qualifies and filters leads for our sales team to better lead conversations down the funnel. 

Navattic demos have generated 1000s of high-intent leads that are entering our sales cycle already familiar with our product and key use cases. 

We are also using interactive demos from Navattic as a key part of our inbound strategy including on our G2 product overview page. We have found that our interactive demo on this page provides a meaningful touchpoint for top-of-the-funnel viewers to engage with our solution in a purely organic way. 

Additionally, we are seeing a 3X increase in time spent on this interactive demo asset when compared to our traditionally used video content.

 Our interactive demos provide an engaging user experience that can not be replicated with static video or image-based content.

Insider One

How Insider Drove 3x Engagement Time with Interactive Product Demos

Adaptive Security’s top lead-generation mechanism, resulting in multiple deals closed

How the cybersecurity company reinforces product value throughout the sales cycle, without additional resources

How interactive product demos became "mission-critical" to their marketing and sales motions

 is an AI cybersecurity company, focusing on protecting organizations from AI-powered attacks. Their platform delivers interactive, personalized security training, realistic AI-powered phishing simulations, real-time risk monitoring, and several other products that future-proof businesses against modern social engineering attacks.

The challenge: No way to experience the magic

Before implementing interactive demos, the company faced a hurdle in their sales process: prospects had no meaningful way to revisit the platform experience after an initial live demo. 

, the Director of Product Marketing, said:

"We didn't have a great way for prospects to experience the magic again. Our platform has several wow moments. You need to let the product speak for itself."

While they have an extensive library of one-pagers, three-pagers, and product overviews, static materials couldn't quite capture the interactive nature of their products.

This gap meant potential customers relied solely on memory when discussing the platform with their internal stakeholders.

Why Adaptive Security chose interactive demos

Today's buyers are overwhelmed with marketing materials and outbound messages. They've learned to tune out the noise and remain skeptical of claims.

"I think these days, buyers are so overwhelmed with outbound and marketing materials that they learn to tune out the noise," Jonathan explains. "By putting 

 around those specific differentiators, it allows us to put our money where our mouth is."

Interactive demos cut through this skepticism by letting prospects verify and experience capabilities themselves.

"I think people appreciate the transparency," notes Jonathan. "Buyers don't want to have to book a demo to see what the platform looks like. If you really build something that you believe in, put it out for the world to see."

How Adaptive Security uses interactive demos

The data shows that interactive demos drive results across multiple touchpoints, not just as a lead-generation tool.

"We have closed many deals where the first interaction with Adaptive was a product tour. Prospects took a product tour, then they booked a demo, and within just a few weeks, they were a paying customer.”

Beyond first touch, many prospects engage with tours multiple times during their buyer journey:

"We've seen many times where a prospect came to our tours after taking a demo.”

Beyond qualitative benefits, interactive demos deliver compelling ROI. Jonathan insists:

"It is the biggest no-brainer that a product marketer or a product marketing team could make."

 have transformed how the company engages with prospects by enabling them to experience unique value propositions firsthand. They build trust by putting claims to the test, integrating throughout the sales process to nurture conversions, and delivering impressive ROI.

"We see it all the time in our data," Jonathan concludes, “Prospects come back again and again after a demo or right before the demo, they want to preview it for themselves. It's one thing to see it. It's another thing to experience it."

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Unlocking the power of interactive demos: How Adaptive Security transformed their sales journey

How D2L uses demos across the customer journey - from top of funnel on the website to middle funnel use-case-specific demos, to bottom funnel to address specific needs.

How they switched from another interactive demo vendor to Navattic for more robust native integrations and white glove customer success.

How they plan to use Navattic demo data to tie website activity to influenced pipeline and deals.

D2L is the creator of Brightspace, a learning management system that enables educational institutions to create, deliver, and track online learning experiences. D2L is a mission-driven company dedicated to transforming the way the world learns. 

We believe that everyone deserves access to high-quality education and training, regardless of age, ability, or location.

What was the initial problem you were facing?

We wanted to enhance our website, mostly to showcase more interactive demos and to allow customers and prospects to become familiar with our product before booking a demo.

Why did you decide to switch from your previous interactive demo vendor?

but as we went through the integration and setup process, we realized we needed something more robust.

We needed native CRM integrations to help us with any potential opportunities tracking that we come across from any of our interactive demos that we’re being leveraged in any of our marketing campaigns.

Why did you choose Navattic as a replacement?

 Navattic's wide variety of native integrations and customer support made it the clear choice.

We wanted to know how interactive demos play a part in marketing, sales, or product campaigns we were running.

For example, we wanted to see the full journey of how a prospect came to the website, clicked on the demo, finished it, and booked a call from that demo.

see if these demos reduce the burden on our sales engineering team or sales team from prospects who just want a basic, quick, high-level demo. 

Navattic’s integrations give us that data. 

And when we come with any questions or issues, we’ve already seen that their customer success team will actually jump on a call with us, triage with their engineering team, and then give an update in a reasonable time.

What are some ways you have implemented demos? 

We are implementing demos across the entire customer journey, from top of funnel to bottom.

For top of the funnel, where people just want to see the UI and click around.

For middle funnel, we're creating use-case-specific interactive demos for scenarios like faculty creating courses, and bottom funnel demos to address specific needs.

What are some ways you are planning to use Navattic?

We would like to set up self-guided demos at events, so customers and prospects can walk up to our demo booth experiences and click through them, or also have guided ones where we can talk through them.

We're also looking at integrating demos into our trial experiences.

What is some feedback you’ve heard since implementing Navattic?

The team loves the data, the tracking, how easy it is to use, and the different forms of integrations. 

Overall, we have seen significant engagement.

Integration both from a web perspective, but also tools, like GA4, Salesforce, and Slack.

Any words of wisdom would you share with someone considering Navattic? 

Clearly define your "why" before implementing interactive demos

Tailor your approach based on your business model (PLG vs. sales-led)

Start with a small use case and build up gradually

Don’t just build a demo and forget to track them; track demos quarter over quarter to see how well they're performing.

How D2L Deploys Interactive Demos Across the Full Customer Journey

How Vantage's documentation team replaced hard-to-maintain videos with persona-specific interactive demos across Vantage University

How the sales engineering team scaled pipeline without adding headcount, using demos pre-call, post-call, and live on calls

How interactive demos became a shared asset across sales, documentation, marketing, and internal training

"It's just awesome that it's not one of those tools where it's for one specific thing. It becomes really useful for all aspects of the company in our business of what we're doing." - 

 is a cloud cost management platform that helps companies analyze, allocate, and optimize their cloud, infrastructure, AI, and SaaS spend. Vantage enables FinOps and engineering teams to manage cloud costs with detailed visibility across services, teams, and environments.

, Director of Sales Engineering, who first brought Navattic to Vantage, and with Danielle Vansia, Documentation Lead, who built the persona-specific interactive demos within Vantage University. Together, they represent two distinct but complementary ways Vantage uses Navattic across the company.

The challenge: scaling sales and keeping documentation current

The pain points at Vantage were coming from two directions at once.

On the sales side, Jeremy's team faced a high-growth squeeze: strong inbound volume, a lean team, and no clean way to scale without hiring. Pre-call prep and post-call follow-up meant an SE had to set up dummy data and clean up the platform, a process that could take 30 minutes to an hour per deliverable.

On the documentation side, Danielle had spent 2.5 years building Vantage University from scratch, a learning hub with videos, written guides, and role-based tracks for personas such as FinOps analysts, developers, and finance managers. But video had become a maintenance burden. "With a YouTube video, if I change even just one second of it, I'm going to have to upload a brand new video. Whereas with Navattic, it's the original one," Danielle explained.

Users were also asking for something video couldn't provide: a safe environment to try new features. "Videos are really good, but I actually want to be able to try something myself in an environment where I don't want to do it in my own Vantage account because I could potentially mess up someone else's reports," Danielle said.

Jeremy’s sales counterpart had used Navattic at a previous company and immediately recognized the fit when he joined Vantage. The evaluation was quick; they looked at a few other competitors and reviewed other 

, but it didn’t take long before the decision was made. Onboarding was equally smooth. When Danielle came on to build Vantage University's demos, a call with Navattic's team got her up and running fast.

 and bulk editing features. "I would always put the Copilot on, and then I could go back and edit it as I wanted. It put in all the beacons to begin with, which saved a ton of time," she said. "Once you get your first one done, it becomes so easy to produce them in mass."

How Vantage uses Navattic across the company

Vantage University: Persona-specific learning

. What started as a single hands-on demo became a full library of persona-specific walkthroughs, each built around a fictional company called TechFlow SaaS to give learners a consistent, immersive context. The demos serve customers during onboarding, prospects during POCs, and Vantage's own employees during internal training.

Sales enablement: Pre-call, post-call, and on-call

For Jeremy's team, demos slot into every phase of the sales cycle: sent ahead of calls to qualify, used as follow-up for topics that didn't get covered, and increasingly pulled up live when an SE isn't on the call. "We use it up front to qualify. We also use it as follow-up material. It helps accelerate in the beginning as well as with some of the follow-ups, so we don't have to just keep getting on call after call after call," Jeremy said. Demos also help Vantage get wider within accounts. When a demo gets forwarded beyond the original attendees, it opens doors that a remote team can't open any other way.

At AWS’s re:Invent conference, two screens at Vantage's booth ran Navattic demos on loop. Their G2 listing features a live interactive demo. The marketing team is also embedding demos in their demo registration page and using them for SDR outbound.

The SE team tracks time saved through rep utilization metrics in Navattic; time that used to go into intro demos with manual prep now goes back into higher-value customer-facing work. The sales process has also improved: by sharing demos ahead of presentations, Vantage can see what prospects have already reviewed and tailor the conversation accordingly. "Now, almost all of our prospects check out the demos and come to a first call prepared for a deeper conversation about the problem they're facing," Jeremy said.

On the documentation side, the feedback on the Vantage University relaunch has been consistently positive, particularly notable for a tech startup. "People look at where we're at as a startup, and they're like, 'It's good that you actually have something built out like that. That's not always the case,'" Danielle shared.

Jeremy wants to expand the rep-led use case and is watching Navattic's AI agent capabilities for lower-touch, SMB scenarios. Danielle plans to embed more interactive demos directly into Vantage's procedural documentation beyond the University. And the broader goal is cultural: Jeremy wants Navattic to be a shared building tool across every team. "I looped in Danielle and Emily and a few others because I want us all to be building together and able to use those demos everywhere."

For teams considering interactive demos, Vantage shows what company-wide adoption can look like even at a smaller scale, spanning sales, documentation, marketing, and internal training from a single platform.

Jeremy's advice to anyone on the fence: "Just don't waste time. Choose Navattic. It'll be a great experience, and you'll enjoy engaging with the team."

Vantage

Director of Sales Engineering

How Vantage Scaled Sales and Transformed Customer Education with Interactive Demos

How Procurify closed deals influenced within their first month of going live.

The fintech’s best-performing lead generation asset in under nine months, outperforming every other content resource on their website.

How Procurify's sales team saves 20 minutes per RFP call by enabling prospects to explore the product before getting on a call.

"We've already started seeing sales cycles where showing an interactive demo has led to closed-won business. It likely achieved that, I would say, within the first month or so of having Navattic live." - 

 is a completely modern, AI-powered procure-to-pay platform built to help businesses track, control, and streamline their purchasing processes from request to payment. Serving customers across the globe with a primary focus on the US market, Procurify helps finance and operations teams take control of spend before it happens.

What was the original problem you were facing?

Our Solutions Consultants team had previously used a video library platform, but the platform's functionality had begun to degrade. It was delivering a freemium feel to our product.

Videos were also expensive to maintain, required extensive technical expertise to produce, and quickly became outdated as the product evolved. Getting sales reps to actually use video content was also difficult.

Rather than simply finding a like-for-like replacement, we saw an opening to do something more ambitious. We had three core use cases we wanted to address at once:

Our Solution Consultants needed a way to send polished, interactive follow-ups after technical demos and Account Executives wanted to share relevant workflows with prospects before looping in the SC team. A static video couldn't do that effectively.

Kevin says, "Initially, we were actually looking for a replacement for a solution consultant utility. The main driver for why we were replacing or looking for a utility was inside the sales aspect. We wanted something that reps could use for both prospecting and prospect engagement."

 As a product marketing team, the problem was a familiar one: it's genuinely difficult to show how a complex B2B product works without putting a huge burden on engineering (to spin up live environments) or design (to animate fake UI). The result was a website that talked a lot and showed very little.

"Our product was almost hidden. Historically, from a challenge perspective, as a product marketer, it's really hard to effectively communicate how your product works and functions, and you can talk about all the benefits, and you can talk about how it works.”

 Internally, we wanted a better way to onboard new hires, communicate product updates, and give customers a way to explore new functionality on their own terms.

Our team had already encountered several well-executed Navattic tours before the formal vendor search began, and they stuck with us.

When we went through a structured evaluation that included Storylane and our previous vendor, Consensus, Navattic stood out on two dimensions: the quality of the documentation and overall design, and the responsiveness of the sales team throughout the process.

Our team wanted something that could support multiple use cases. As Kevin explains:

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