Use case: sales
Send decks, proposals and pricing as links instead of attachments. See what each buying group reads, follow up where the interest is, and switch a link off the moment a deal changes.
Try it for 14 days for $1, then plans from $20 a month. Plans from $20 a month. Cancel any time.
An example: Bark Robotics, a fictional warehouse-robotics company, selling to a logistics firm.
Bark's account executive sends Northwind Logistics one link to an evaluation room: the deck, pricing, the security overview and the demo video. Anyone at northwindlogistics.com can open it after verifying their email.
Northwind's head of operations reads the deck end to end and spends longest on the commercial model. A few days later their CTO opens the security overview.
The next call starts with pricing and security, because that's where Northwind spent its time. When procurement joins, they get their own link to the pricing sheet, set to expire in 30 days.
Everyone who opens a link lands in one place with the company they work for. Each company becomes an account with its contacts and links together, shared across your team.
Yes. Create as many links as you need. Each link's views are tracked separately, and they all sit under the company's account.
That depends on the link. An open link works for whoever has it. A link limited to verified addresses at the company only lets in people there, and you get an email if someone else tries.
Yes. Replace the file and every link to it shows the new version.
Nothing for your buyers to install, and nothing charged per viewer.
