Template · Onboarding tour

Onboarding tour template.

A template for the demo in the welcome email and the getting-started doc — the first valuable task, completed, in eight stops — with the branch for admins versus members.

Use when: Sent to every new account in the welcome email and embedded in the getting-started page.

The one line

What this demo proves

A new customer sees the first valuable task completed before they face an empty dashboard.

Stop by stop

8 stops

#ScreenAction (hotspot)Tooltip
01Empty dashboard with the 'Create' buttonClick CreateEveryone starts here. Two minutes from now you'll have your first [thing].
02Branch: admin setup or member first useChoose your roleSetting up for a team, or joining one?
03Admin · workspace settingsClick InviteAdmins: name the workspace, invite the team — two fields.
04Member · the first itemFill in the formMembers: your first [thing] takes one form.
05The item, savedClick 'Share'Saved. Share it and it's live for the team.
06The team viewClick a teammate's itemThis is what 'done' looks like: the team's work in one place.
07Settings · notificationsToggle the digestTurn on the digest so you never have to come looking.
08Dashboard, populatedClick 'Open my workspace'Now yours: open the workspace and do it for real.

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The lines that do the work

Welcome email line
See your first [thing] done in two minutes (no setup): [link]
CTA (last stop)
Open my workspace →

Take it with you

The template as text

ONBOARDING TOUR — TEMPLATE

Outcome: A new customer sees the first valuable task completed before they face an empty dashboard.
Use when: Sent to every new account in the welcome email and embedded in the getting-started page.

01. Screen: Empty dashboard with the 'Create' button
    Action: Click Create
    Tooltip: Everyone starts here. Two minutes from now you'll have your first [thing].
02. Screen: Branch: admin setup or member first use
    Action: Choose your role
    Tooltip: Setting up for a team, or joining one?
03. Screen: Admin · workspace settings
    Action: Click Invite
    Tooltip: Admins: name the workspace, invite the team — two fields.
04. Screen: Member · the first item
    Action: Fill in the form
    Tooltip: Members: your first [thing] takes one form.
05. Screen: The item, saved
    Action: Click 'Share'
    Tooltip: Saved. Share it and it's live for the team.
06. Screen: The team view
    Action: Click a teammate's item
    Tooltip: This is what 'done' looks like: the team's work in one place.
07. Screen: Settings · notifications
    Action: Toggle the digest
    Tooltip: Turn on the digest so you never have to come looking.
08. Screen: Dashboard, populated
    Action: Click 'Open my workspace'
    Tooltip: Now yours: open the workspace and do it for real.

Welcome email line: See your first [thing] done in two minutes (no setup): [link]
CTA (last stop): Open my workspace →

Measure: Completion over time; Where new customers park — the confusing step; Plays by source: welcome email vs docs vs in-app

Creates a lane with one stop per row above — the screen as the title, the action and tooltip as the body — then opens the editor so you can capture the real screens.

The format

What the finished lane feels like

osprey.app/pipelines — captured with Tellane
LIVE DEMO
Osprey
Overview
Pipelines
Accounts
Reports
Settings
PIPELINES / Q3

Q3 enterprise pipeline

Invite teammate
Open pipeline$4.2M +12%
Win rate31% +4pts
Avg. cycle24d −6d
Weekly closed-wonJun — Aug
Meridian FreightNegotiation$380K
Cobalt HealthProposal$210K
Aster & Co.Discovery$95K
THIS PAGE EATS ITS OWN DOG FOOD
You're looking at a real Tellane demo.

Osprey is a fictional app we captured in five minutes. Click the glowing dots to drive it yourself — three stops, no sales call.

Lane progress
A Tellane lane · the shape this template produces

Measure

What to watch after publishing

  • Completion over time
  • Where new customers park — the confusing step
  • Plays by source: welcome email vs docs vs in-app

FAQ

Questions

Should onboarding demos be gated?

No — the viewer is already a customer. Use the lane to show, not to capture.

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