View tracking and analytics
Know when a prospect has opened your video page and how they engaged with it. Our tracking and analytics tools give sales teams a clear prompt for the next call, message or follow-up.
What view tracking and analytics does
View tracking and analytics shows your sales team what happened after a personalised video was sent. Instead of guessing whether a prospect noticed the message, the rep can see when the video landing page was opened, whether the video was played, and whether the viewer came back again later. That makes follow-up more timely and more relevant.
The aim is not complicated reporting for its own sake. It is practical sales visibility. A rep can record a short prospecting or follow-up video, send it through the platform, then check whether there was real engagement before making the next move. For sales managers, team-level reporting helps spot who is sending consistently, who is getting watched, and where coaching is needed.
- Individual video view visibility for the sender
- Team analytics for managers and sales leads
- Notifications that help reps act while interest is current
- Landing page and video engagement signals in one place
What you can track and what the signals mean
The platform tracks the actions that matter most to a sales conversation. A watched video means something very different from a sent email that was never opened. Re-watches can suggest internal sharing or a prospect coming back before replying. In a follow-up cycle, that timing matters.
Typical tracking signals include page opens, video plays, repeat visits and general viewing activity tied to a sent message. Depending on how your team uses templates and add-ons, managers can also review sending patterns across the team. This helps with rollout because you can quickly see which reps are using personalised video properly and which reps need a nudge or a bit more coaching.
- Open and visit activity on the video landing page
- Play activity for the recorded video message
- Repeat viewing signals that may point to renewed interest
- Rep activity trends for coaching and accountability
These signals are useful for prioritising callbacks, follow-ups and next steps. They are not a replacement for judgement. A prospect may still be interested even if tracking is limited by their device settings or company network rules.
Options and working limits
Tracking can be used at rep level for day-to-day follow-up, or at team level for manager oversight. Some teams only need simple viewer alerts so each rep knows when to call. Others need broader analytics across prospecting, follow-up and onboarding videos so that adoption can be measured over time.
There are also working limits that every sales team should understand upfront. Tracking depends on the recipient accessing the video landing page and allowing enough browser activity for the page to load correctly. If a prospect blocks images, uses strict privacy settings, or opens email in a locked-down corporate environment, some events may not register in full. That is normal, and it does not mean the message failed.
- Best for one-to-one and small-batch sales outreach
- Useful for manager dashboards during team rollout
- Less useful where recipients rarely click through to a landing page
- Not intended as a full marketing campaign reporting suite
If your process relies on bulk campaign metrics, advertising attribution or produced video performance, this is not the right tool. It is built for sales conversations, rep follow-up and manager visibility.
Where it suits sales teams best
This works well for South African sales teams that need warmer outreach without adding admin. B2B reps, account managers, property and motor sales teams, and onboarding teams often benefit because they deal with named prospects and live conversations rather than anonymous traffic. A rep can send a screen-plus-camera walkthrough, a quick thank-you, or an onboarding note, then use view activity to decide when to phone.
It also suits hybrid teams where some reps are in Bryanston or wider Gauteng and others work remotely across the country. Managers still get a shared picture of usage and engagement without chasing updates manually. During load-shedding a rep may record earlier and send later, then watch for activity once the prospect comes online, which is handy in local selling conditions.
It is less suited to mass awareness work, polished advert distribution or campaign management. We do not produce adverts, run campaigns or supply camera equipment. The focus stays on sales messaging that feels personal and is easy for reps to repeat week after week.
Setup, access and site needs
Because this is a cloud-based sales tool, there is no physical installation at your premises. Your team needs reliable internet access, a current browser for desktop use, and supported mobile access for reps who record from a phone. For the best experience, teams should also have basic access to their existing email workflow and any approved add-ons they want to connect.
On-site onboarding can be arranged in Gauteng, and online onboarding supports teams anywhere in South Africa. Most rollout issues are not technical at all. They usually come down to internal approval, browser permissions for camera and microphone access, and getting reps comfortable enough to start recording consistently.
- Stable internet for recording, uploading and viewing alerts
- Camera and microphone permissions enabled in browser or phone
- Access to team email workflow and approved add-ons
- A manager or team lead to own rollout internally
If your company uses a strict IT environment, tell us early so we can plan around access controls and approval steps. That saves time later.
Care, reporting hygiene and what to tell us when you enquire
Analytics only stay useful if the team uses the platform in a consistent way. Reps should send from agreed templates, use clear naming where needed, and avoid changing the process every week. Managers should review engagement trends regularly and coach from real examples, not only from send counts. A small amount of discipline goes a long way.
It also helps to keep expectations realistic. Tracking is a sales signal, not perfect surveillance. Some prospects watch immediately, others later, and some reply without ever triggering every event you expect. Use the data to guide follow-up, not to replace proper selling.
When you enquire through our contact page, tell us a few practical details so we can advise properly. Include how your sales team works now, what type of outreach you send most often and whether you need manager reporting, rep alerts or both. Also mention whether onboarding should be online or on-site in Gauteng, and whether your IT rules are quite strict. That gives us enough to recommend a sensible setup, even if your team is still small.
- Your team size by role, such as reps and managers
- Whether you need individual alerts, team analytics or both
- The main use case: prospecting, follow-up or onboarding
- Any IT restrictions, browser policies or approval requirements
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Questions we get asked
Can I see exactly who watched my video?
You can see viewer activity tied to sent video messages within the platform workflow. Exact detail may vary if the recipient uses strict privacy settings or a locked-down company network.
Is this suitable for bulk marketing campaigns?
No. It is aimed at sales teams using personalised video for prospecting, follow-up and onboarding, not broad campaign reporting or advert performance.
Do we need technical installation at our office?
No physical installation is needed. Your team mainly needs browser or phone access, internet connectivity, and internal approval for camera, microphone and any add-on connections.
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