Action-based steps
A step completes when the user does the thing, not when they click “Next”.
Interactive guides
Walkthroughs that wait for people to act.
Guide every user through a process one step at a time, right on the screen, on top of the software they already use. No manuals, no training videos, no tickets.
- Action-based steps
- Smart anchoring
- Branching flows
Three steps. No code.
Pick the process
Choose the flow people struggle with: creating a deal, approving an invoice, submitting a request.
Record the steps
Click through the flow once in the builder. Nextadop anchors each step to the real element.
Publish to the right people
Target by role, team or behaviour and watch completion in real time.
Take a 3-step tour.
This is exactly what your users see. Follow the guide or click the highlighted element yourself.
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Company
Stage
Everything you need, nothing you don’t.
Smart anchoring
Steps stay attached to the right element even when the layout changes.
Branching flows
Show different paths depending on what users choose or who they are.
Resume anywhere
People can leave a guide and pick it up later, on any page.
Launch on demand
Start a guide automatically, from a link, or from the in-app help panel.
Completion tracking
See who finished, where people drop off and how long each step takes.
Built for every team that owns software.
HR & L&D
Turn onboarding and training content into guidance people follow inside the tools.
IT & app owners
Roll out new software and updates without a wave of “how do I…” tickets.
Product teams
Lead users to new features and to the paths that make them stick.
Operations & support
Answer recurring questions in context, so experts can focus on real issues.
One digital adoption platform, on top of every tool your teams already use
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Questions, answered.
No. Guides are created in the no-code builder on top of your live application. Nothing changes in your product’s code.
Steps are anchored to elements with multiple signals, so most layout changes don’t break a guide. If a target disappears, the builder flags it for you.
Yes. Guides follow users across pages and even across sessions until the process is complete.
See it on your software
Let’s build your first guide together.
Thirty minutes, your own application, a real guide at the end. No slides.