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Updating video tutorials for vertical software

After a production release, video tutorials for vertical software go stale in the help center, and nobody knows which ones are wrong.

Starter is €490 excl. VAT per month (30 maintained videos, 2 languages) and Pro is €990 excl. VAT per month (100 maintained videos, 5 languages); hosting is in the European Union, and if a flow breaks, nothing is published: the last good video stays online.

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Why tutorials go stale

Vertical software changes with every production release: a button is renamed, a screen is reorganised, a field moves. The help-center videos stay frozen. The gap grows quietly, and nobody knows which tutorials turned wrong until a customer writes to support.

How Democlap keeps them current

You describe the tutorial in plain words, or from a template for your trade, and Democlap turns it into a readable script that you review. On every production release the script is replayed in your demo environment and the video is rebuilt. If a flow breaks, nothing is published, you see the failing step with a screenshot, and a fix is proposed.

A library whose state you can see

Every video has a status (current, to redo, in review) and a date of last regeneration. You see at a glance what is up to date, without opening videos one by one. A summary is e-mailed after every run.

Several languages from one script

One script gives the video in several languages: two with Starter, five with Pro. The translation is reviewed before rendering. A video counts as one, however many languages it uses, within your plan's limit.

For which software

Democlap is for vertical software companies: construction, healthcare, insurance, notaries, local government, SME ERP. Flow and extras templates are ready for construction.

Who it is for

Documentation, customer success and pre-sales teams at vertical software companies, 30 to 300 people: construction, healthcare, insurance, notaries, local government, SME ERP.

This is not for you if

You want a one-off clickable demo, or to clone the whole product.

In short

Updating video tutorials for vertical software
CriterionDemoclapRecorded by hand
After the production releaseThe tutorial is rebuilt in the demo environment.The help-center video is stale.
A renamed button, for example “New quote”The step is flagged.Nobody is told.
Who handles itDocumentation, customer success and pre-sales.Often documentation, after the fact.
Pricing and hostingStarter is €490 excl. VAT per month (30 maintained videos, 2 languages) and Pro is €990 excl. VAT per month (100 maintained videos, 5 languages); hosting is in the European Union, and if a flow breaks, nothing is published: the last good video stays online.The time spent re-recording, on every production release.

Example: create a site quote

In construction-site software, the tutorial “Create a site quote” clicks “New quote”. If a production release renames that button, the flow is replayed in the demo environment, the step is flagged, and nothing is published: the last good video stays online. The same applies to healthcare, insurance, notary or local-government software, or an SME ERP.

Frequently asked questions

Who updates tutorials at a vertical software company?

Documentation, customer success and pre-sales teams at vertical software companies, 30 to 300 people: construction, healthcare, insurance, notaries, local government, SME ERP.

What happens if the “New quote” button changes?

On the tutorial “Create a site quote”, the flow is replayed in the demo environment and the step is flagged.

How do I know which tutorials are stale?

The library shows each video's status and the date of its last regeneration. After every production release, a flow that no longer works is flagged at the failing step.

Can a tutorial exist in several languages?

Yes. One script gives several languages, with a translation reviewed before rendering: two languages with Starter, five with Pro.

What does it cost, where is data hosted, and what happens if a flow breaks?

Starter is €490 excl. VAT per month (30 maintained videos, 2 languages) and Pro is €990 excl. VAT per month (100 maintained videos, 5 languages); hosting is in the European Union, and if a flow breaks, nothing is published: the last good video stays online.

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