DemoBitesWhat is Analytics?
Analytics shows you how your audience actually engages with your published Demos, how many people watched, how far they got, where they dropped off, and which demos pull the most attention. It’s collected automatically, with nothing to install.
Illustrative, your dashboard shows your real workspace numbers.
What is Analytics?
Demos are great at getting watched, Analytics tells you whether they’re landing. Instead of a vanity view count, it focuses on completion and retention: of everyone who pressed play, how many made it to the end, and at what point the rest tuned out. That’s the signal that tells you which demos to double down on and which to re-cut.
What gets tracked
Tracking is automatic for every published demo, wherever it plays, your hosted player pages, your Product Hub, embeds on your own site, and demos surfaced through In app Pulse. You don’t add a snippet or configure anything.
Sessions & completion
Each viewing session and how far it got (0 to 100%), captured anonymously by default, with no cookies required from your viewers.
Who’s watching (optional)
When your app tells Pulse who is signed in, with the With user tracking embed, sessions are tied to that viewer.
Privacy by default: standard tracking is anonymous and session-based. Viewer identity is only attached when your app identifies its users to Pulse or your own SSO is in play (SAML SSO is set up through Sales), and preview/test traffic is excluded automatically.
Where to find it
Open Analytics from the dashboard’s left navigation. It has four tabs: Views & Completion, Product Hub, Pulse and User Feedback. A standalone Destinations control sits to the right of the view switcher:
The main dashboard, KPIs, trends, funnel, leaderboard, and retention.
Every rating from the Product Hub pages and the Pulse widget, with its reason, note and who gave it. Filter by source, and export a CSV.
A live stream of viewing activity as it happens, inside Views & Completion.
Stream Product Hub and subscriber events to your own webhooks.
Plans & access
Analytics is part of Growth. On Free it is locked: the page still opens, and you’ll see a preview with sample data and an upgrade prompt, so you know exactly what you’ll get. Destinations, the webhook event stream, is also part of Growth and is configured by workspace admins. Access is also controlled per member: a workspace admin grants the analytics permission in workspace settings.
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