Guided Demo

Inspect a support-and-answer system before you buy.

Follow the sample path from source intake to diagnostic proof, hosted support center, version review, and measurable monitoring boundaries. The public demo uses safe sample content and does not require a login.

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Public sample

No login

The support-center demo and changelog are inspectable without touching customer data.

Published versions

The sample includes a live snapshot and an archived snapshot for version review.

Support artifacts

The live sample includes answers, docs, FAQ, troubleshooting, refunds, and definitions.

Proof boundary

Sample only

Demo metrics are illustrative until connected to a real workspace, helpdesk baseline, and revenue data.

Demo Path

The customer journey, shown with sample outputs

1. Source intake

Confirm the business truth before generation.

The workflow starts by collecting the website, brand constraints, support scope, and source material that answers are allowed to use.

Intake and source boundaries are explicit before scan or draft work starts.

Start intake

2. Diagnostic

Turn the website into a prioritized readiness report.

The diagnostic report shape shows crawlability, support coverage, answer readiness, and the gaps that should be fixed before publishing.

The report separates measured checks from recommendations and fit notes.

Preview report

3. Support center

Inspect a generated support system in the public renderer.

The demo support center uses safe sample content, but it runs through the same hosted support-center surface used for published customer snapshots.

Visitors can inspect hubs, answers, support paths, metadata, and static rendering behavior without signing in.

Open support center

4. Version review

Compare published support-center versions.

The changelog shows live and archived snapshots, verification state, artifact counts, hub coverage, and immutable version links.

Published changes remain reviewable after launch instead of disappearing into a black box.

View changelog

5. Monitoring

Keep proof, feedback, and revenue signal bounded.

The authenticated workspace adds outcome reports, LLM Presence monitoring, support feedback review, and revenue attribution labels once real customer systems are connected.

Customer reports distinguish proof-grade revenue, directional attribution, support QA status, and measured or directional support deflection.

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Proof Boundaries

What this demo proves, and what waits for your data

The public demo uses safe sample data, not a customer case study.

Generated answers are drafts until reviewed and approved by the project owner.

Revenue and support-deflection claims stay directional until the customer's tracking, order, and helpdesk baseline data are connected.

Production launch still requires the current Vercel artifact, public visual smoke, and seeded authenticated app screenshots.