Welcome sequences
Multi-step modals with images, video and clear next steps.
Welcome & announcements
A first day that runs itself.
Welcome screens, onboarding checklists and in-app announcements get every user to their first win and keep them informed about what’s new.
- Welcome sequences
- Onboarding checklists
- Release announcements
Three steps. No code.
Design the welcome
A short modal sequence: who we are, what you can do, where to start.
Add a checklist
Three to five first tasks, each linked to the guide that completes it.
Announce updates
Share releases and changes in-app, to the people they affect.
Open the welcome flow.
A three-screen welcome, followed by a checklist that tracks the first tasks.
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Everything you need, nothing you don’t.
Onboarding checklists
Progress that updates itself as people complete real tasks.
Release announcements
Tell users what changed without an email they won’t read.
Banners & slide-outs
Lightweight formats for maintenance notes and reminders.
Smart timing
Show on first login, after an event, or on a schedule.
Role-based content
A different welcome for managers, agents or finance teams.
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.
Yes. Items can be tied to real actions in your application, so progress updates as users work.
No. Frequency rules make sure each message appears once or as often as you decide.
Yes. Welcome screens support images, GIFs and embedded videos.
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.