Hi Friend,

We’re thrilled to introduce Offline Demos for any spotty wifi situation!

With Offline Demos, you can:

1️⃣ Curate demos ahead of time that are ready to go with a click

2️⃣ Deliver a flawless experience by eliminating the dependence on low-quality internet at meetings

3️⃣ Fuel your GTM motion at tradeshows and events

You can easily take demos offline right from your Chrome extension!

Learn more in this Walnut article

This add-on comes with a fee. Get in touch to add Offline Demos to your account!

- Nora from Walnut 🐿️ 💖

Hi friend,

Until now, the only way to track who viewed your demos was by collecting viewers’ emails.

This led to you seeing anonymous views, hindering your ability to fully analyze your demos.

Now, you can track who viewed your demo by identifying viewers with email parameters without viewers needing to enter their emails.

What’s in it for you?

• You’ll no longer see anonymous viewers in your insights.
• Allow users to watch the demo without needing to enter their emails.

To learn more about this feature, check out this Walnut demo or read this article.

Hi Friend,

Now, you have the ability to personalize your demos on the fly without having to create a new demo for every viewer.

This new capability works by fetching external inputs either from external sources like contact lists or an email automation system, or from internal inputs like lead forms.

What are the use cases?

1. Embed a demo with lead forms on your website or landing page— You can change the content of the variable on the screen or in the guides through the user input in the lead form.

2. Send outreach emails from a marketing automation system— You’ll be able to send emails with demos from platforms like Sendbird, Intercom, Salesloft, and Outreach.

To learn more, check out this Walnut demo.

Hi Friend,

It used to be that any user had access to insights across the account, regardless of a demo’s permission level.

But now, you can display personalized insights. This means that users will have access to only insights for the demos they created or the demos that were shared with them on an individual, group, or company level.

Admins can continue to see insights for all demos by turning on the Super Admin toggle.

Hi Friend,

Calling all Admins!

Now, you can manage seat requests from within the app.

You can also learn more about the current state of your account and overages.

What’s included?

Manage requests:

• There is now a “Requested” option under the “Status” filter that lets you see everyone that requested a seat.
• Account Owners can always approve or reject a request.
• Admins can only approve or reject a request if the account doesn’t have an overage.
• Admins and Account Owners can download the list of requesters as a CSV file.

Status filter:

• “Pending” has been renamed as “Invited”.
• By default, you should see “Approved” and “Invited” selected.
• You can choose to see all statuses by selecting all options.

Request a seat emails:

• You have the option to be reminded by email to view seat requests in Walnut.

To learn more, check out this Walnut demo.

Hi friend,

Now, you can not only add CRM variables to templates, but also create and send interactive demos directly from Salesforce.

This means that your team can access any template directly from Salesforce and that your demos will be automatically linked to the originating opportunity because they were created directly in the CRM.

In addition, if your template includes CRM variables, they'll be automatically filled in with information from the opportunity it’s linked to.

All so you never have to leave your Salesforce workflows.

To learn more, check out this Walnut demo or read the article.

FYI: This feature is only accessible by installing the Walnut app within Salesforce.

Hi Friend,

Calling all Admins!

Now, you can define the default settings for all of the company’s demos to reduce human error and make sure your team adheres to the company standards.

This means that for demo gate, Admins can determine:

1. Whether the demo gate is on or off.

2. If non-work domains (@gmail, @yahoo, and @outlook) can access the demo.

3. If there’s a welcome message.

4. What the colors are.

5. What the preview settings are.

Admins can also create an allowed or blocked list to define who has access to the company’s demos.

FYI: Changes in the company settings will only apply to newly created demos. In addition, when a user creates a demo, they should see the pre-set values that the Admin defined.

To learn more, read the article.

Hi friend,

Now, you can showcase your Walnut demos on any mobile device.

This means that viewers can check out your interactive demos on your website, landing pages, and knowledge base, or any demos that you send to them directly on their mobile devices.

FYI: When viewing demos on mobile devices, the Comments, Presenter Notes, FAB, and Guide Toolbar features are not supported.

To learn more, check out this Walnut demo.

Hi friend,

Now, anyone can create a folder for their own content. All to give you more control and help you create a more organized Demo Library.

How do you use this feature?

In the ‘My Library’ section, you will see the option to create a new folder.

You can then:

1. Create a private folder.

2. Move demos that you own. (You will also have editing access to the folders you own.)

3. Invite contributors to a folder.

FYI: You won’t be able to change the folder permission to ‘Public’.

To learn more, check out this Walnut demo.

Hi Friend,

Now, it’s easier than ever before to turn your text guides into audio guides, without the need to record each one separately and upload the file manually.

With AI, you can now combine Text-To-Speech and autoplay to create a more passive viewing experience and improve accessibility.

How can you use this feature?

1. Create an autoplay presentation that you can use during a conference or a tradeshow.

2. Make your demo more accessible for vision-impaired viewers.

FYI: The audio won’t be automatically updated when your guide text is modified. So, to update the generated audio, you need to generate a new file and delete the old one.

To learn more, check out this Walnut demo or read the article.