The example webinar
The sample webinar, personas and credits every new organization starts with, and how sample data is kept apart.
On this page
Every new organization starts with a working setup, so you can try Webinaric before you upload anything. You get a published sample webinar to watch, question and take apart in the editor, plus the personas and credits you need to build your own.
What a new organization gets
- A workspace. Your webinars, personas, knowledge bases and analytics live in it.
- Welcome credits. A free balance to preview, publish and run your first sessions. The Get started page shows it until you start using it.
- A presenter and a moderator. Two ready-made personas, with names, avatars, voices and rules. They're yours to edit, and New webinar picks them by default.
- A sample webinar. A complete, published webinar copied into your workspace: slides, scripts, rendered audio, moderator welcome and outro, and the knowledge bases it uses. It appears a moment after signup. Until then, Get started shows "Copying into your workspace".
The sample is your own copy. Edits you make don't affect anyone else, and later changes to the original don't reach your copy.
Watch and ask
On Get started, click Watch the sample. It opens the lobby in a new tab, with your name and email filled in. Ask a question in the chat. The presenter answers out loud from the material the webinar was given, and if the material doesn't cover it, says so.
Then click Open in the editor to see how it's built: the slides editor, the scripts and presenter context per slide, the intro and outro, and the webinar's Settings. The sample is also a safe place to try settings such as scheduled sessions or an access code without touching your own webinar.
Members only, and free
The sample is for your team:
- Only members can join. Signed-in members of your organization can register for and join the sample. Anyone else who opens its lobby sees "This is a sample webinar. Only members of the organization it belongs to can join. Sign in to try it." A forwarded link doesn't let them in.
- Sessions are free. Sample sessions use no credits. The sessions table shows Free instead of a credit count.
To let the whole team try it, invite them to your organization.
Sample labels
Sample data is labelled and kept apart from your real numbers:
- The sample webinar carries a Sample badge in the webinars list and in its header.
- Its sessions and leads carry a Sample data badge. A lead gets the badge when all of their visits were to samples.
- Overview leaves sample sessions out of its numbers and charts. The sample's own Performance and Funnel tabs still show its sessions.
What still happens for sample sessions
Everything else works as it does for any webinar, so you can test your setup end to end: