Campaigns, launch posts and demos are only as accurate as the people behind them. GuidedRole trains your marketers inside your own web application, in guided steps on its test site, so they use a feature themselves before they write about it.
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Few of these mistakes are careless. They happen when people describe a feature they have never used, from a brief, a roadmap slide or an old screenshot.
The copy is written from the brief, before anyone has used the release. Customers sign up for a feature they cannot find, or one that works differently.
The cost: Disappointed sign-ups, and support tickets that start with an apology.
The presenter opens a part of the product they have only seen in slides, in front of a prospect.
The cost: The prospect remembers the hesitation.
Screens, names and flows change with every release. Posts, help articles and screenshots written from memory fall behind.
The cost: Customers follow steps that no longer match what they see.
A wrong claim moves from the campaign into sales decks, help replies and partner material.
The cost: Several teams spend time correcting one mistake.
Marketers who have done the work in the product describe it precisely, demo it calmly and put each feature on the right plan.
Marketers practise each task in your course on your test site, in guided steps on the real screen. Most steps complete when the page shows the result.
Lessons can end on the pages your customers see, such as a public listing, and an assessment can reopen the saved page to check it is public.
Claims in a campaign, a launch post or a demo script come from what people did in the product themselves.
A lesson can walk through your plan comparison and the places where your product offers an upgrade, so pricing pages and campaigns put each feature on the right plan.
Guided practice runs on your test site. GuidedRole points; the learner does the work.
The people who announce a feature should have used it first. GuidedRole assigns the lessons to the marketing role, checks the work and shows you who is ready.
Courses are versioned with your product, so a release can bring its own lessons. This is how a change reaches your marketers as soon as the release is published.
An AI coding agent reads the change in your application’s source code, read-only, and writes the new and changed lessons with their assessments. FasterApps builds and updates courses for you, so nobody on your team has to record or write lessons.
A workspace admin reviews the draft in Curriculum and publishes it; the previous release is retired. The admin then puts the new lessons in a path with a training role, such as marketing. Saving the path assigns it to everyone who holds that role, with its required and optional lessons and a due date.
The launch path, saved after v0.5.0 was published and assigned to 6 people automatically.
Each lesson has an assessment with an outcome-only brief: no steps, no hints and no Guided Mode. With the default scoring, a pass needs 80 points and every critical outcome. Outcomes are observed on the page, or verified by reopening the saved page in a background tab, so a page that should be public is checked on the test site’s public page.
Completion by path shows how many have finished the launch path, how many are still practising and how many have not started. Every attempt keeps the course release it was taken on, so results stay clear after the next release.
Sample data from a demo workspace.
Give the marketing training role its own paths. New marketers get their lessons from day one, and you see each person’s progress, retakes and results.
Invite a marketer with the marketing training role and their paths are assigned automatically, with required and optional lessons and a due date.
People can practise again and retake any assessment. Every attempt is kept with its score, so improvement is easy to see.
Each attempt shows which outcomes were met and the accuracy, time and action points behind the score.
The overview lists people who are overdue, have not passed after three attempts, were interrupted or have not started, most pressing first.
A marketing lead can follow along with the trainer role: trainers see learners, results and technical issues, and can close technical issues, but do not change paths, releases or settings. Step-by-step timelines open only for owners and admins, and each opening is recorded in the audit log.
Critical outcome missed: customers see the new price. Time and actions count only when every critical outcome is met.
Sample data from a demo workspace.
Guided Mode is an AI assistant powered by Kimi, from Moonshot AI. During practice it answers from your course’s knowledge articles and the lesson and step in progress, and points at the control it is talking about.
Practice3.5 Send a payment linkStep 4 of 9
What does the customer see when the payment link arrives?
An email with the invoice total and a Pay invoice button. To see the same page your customer will, open Preview as customer on the invoice before you send the link.
Sample data from a demo workspace.
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