Regale Portal
Where the demo gets delivered
A build is only worth what people can do with it. Portal delivers the same artifact two ways: guided across two screens when someone is presenting, and hosted, versioned and measured every other hour of the week.
The demo is only worth what the person in the room can do with it
Regale’s two-screen guided experience is patent pending. The seller sees notes, the next step and every branch. The buyer sees the product, clean.
- Nothing to rehearse. A seller can credibly deliver a demo they didn’t build
- Jump to the security, admin or commercial path the room actually asks for
- Swap demos mid-call without the buyer seeing the switch
- The Microsoft Teams app gives the two-screen experience to a one-screen seller
In-call retrieval is not shipped. Having an agent find the right demo for you mid-call is on our roadmap. We won’t claim it before it exists.
Your demo is always working, even when you are not there
Most of the people who decide never sit in your meeting. The Portal is how the same build reaches them: hosted, versioned, permissioned and measured.
Before the room
Share with a committee that spans four or more departments, on your site, in a campaign, or over email.
Inside your product
The Web Player JS API embeds guided product experiences for upsell and expansion, in your own app.
After the sale
Beats a live lab for onboarding and enablement, with no setup, no proctors and no environment to reset.
Measured throughout
Session analytics show which demos are actually used, by whom, and how far they get.
A demo library becomes an asset rather than a folder of recordings
Versioned
One artifact with a history, not six copies with different dates in the filename. When a build is brought current, everywhere it is running gets the current one.
Permissioned
Publishing is draft by default, including for actions an agent takes. Control who can share externally and what a shared link exposes.
Self-contained
A published demo is a captured artifact, not a live connection to a production system. That single fact removes most of what makes a demo tool hard to approve.
Portal as infrastructure
| Capability | What it changes |
|---|---|
| Hosting, versioning, access control | A demo library becomes a governed asset rather than a folder of recordings. |
| Web Player JS API | Guided experiences inside your own application, for upsell and expansion. |
| Session analytics | You can answer “how many times was this used, and where?” |
| Publishing and localization | Draft by default, permission-gated, one undo per change. Over MCP. |
Count the places your product should be demoed
Then count the people who could deliver it well today. The gap between those two numbers is the conversation.