Let viewers ask your demo, out loud or in writing.

81 in 100 customers try to sort a problem out themselves before they talk to a person.”

Harvard Business Review, Kick-Ass Customer Service

By Matthew Dixon and colleagues. The article gives no sample size.

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Typed or spoken

Viewers type, or hold the microphone. A spoken question is written down and answered like a typed one.

The demo follows the answer

The step that answers opens, the click spot rings, and a short note shows beside it.

Only what your demo says

Answers come from the demo and the facts you add. A question it does not cover is said so, never guessed.

A way to a person

When the demo cannot answer, the agent offers your WhatsApp, a link or your contact form.

Made for teams who explain an app every day

Software teams
Customer support
Sales teams
Fintech and banking
Training and HR
Government services
Schools
Partner and field networks
[01]Ask

Type it or hold the microphone

The agent page has a chat on one side and the demo on the other. Chips suggest the first questions.

Questions asked
3 typed, 2 spoken
Typed, seconds to the full answer
2.9 seconds in the middle (2.3 to 14.1, 11 runs)
Spoken, seconds from letting go to the answer
9.35 seconds in the middle (5.2 to 27.7, 8 runs)

Measured on the real example above.

[02]Follow

The demo opens the step that answers

The player jumps to the step, rings its click spot and shows one short note about it.

Where do I see which issue is biggest?
Opened step 4 of 8, with the note "Click Issues to see main problems"
Which step shows why customers cancel?
Opened step 6 of 8, with the note "Click Cancellations to see why customers leave"
Wetin I go see for di Weekly report?
Opened step 7 of 8, with the note "See summary of customer feedback and trends"

Measured on the real example above.

[03]Speak

It listens in the language you speak

A spoken question is written down in its own language, and the answer comes back in that language.

Spoken in English, written down as
"Which step shows why customers cancel?"
Language found
en
Spoken in Nigerian Pidgin, written down as
"Wetin I go see for the weekly reports?"
Language found
pcm

Measured on the real example above.

[04]Hand over

When the demo does not cover it, it says so

No guess, no made-up price. It says what the demo does not cover and offers a way to reach a person.

A question the demo does not cover
Does ClientClue connect to Zendesk?
What it answered
This demo does not cover whether ClientClue connects directly to Zendesk.
What it offered
A "Talk to us" button

Measured on the real example above.

[05]Cost

Every answer has its price on record

Each answer logs its seconds and its cost, so you can see what the agent costs before you turn it on for everyone.

One typed answer
US$0.003 in the middle
One spoken answer, heard and answered
US$0.0044 in the middle
Reading one answer aloud, made fresh
US$0.0024 in the middle
Reading it aloud again
Costs nothing: the clip is kept

Measured on the real example above.

About the example

How the real example was made

Driven in an automated Chromium on the live agent page of the ClientClue Recorder demo. Three questions were typed. Two were spoken: the questions were made with the product's own voice model (English and Nigerian Pidgin, one voice each) and played in as the microphone with the browser's fake audio capture, so hold to talk ran end to end (recording, upload, writing down the words, the answer, the step jump, the click spot, the answer read aloud). No person's voice, no real phone and no other browser were used.

Open the example on its own page

Your viewers already ask questions. Let the demo answer them.

Case study

StepLoom recording StepLoom

A real run, from the first click to the shared link, with every number measured.

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Click Messages
Tap OPEN THE WEEKLY REPORT
Click Units

Only 14 in 100 support issues are fully solved on a company's help pages. In 43 of 100 failed cases, people could not find anything that matched their problem.”

Gartner survey of 5,728 customers

Customer service issues resolved in self-service, and why the rest were not.

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Show it once. Let every customer finish.

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