A tour of every feature
A focused route to first value
Guide the few actions that help a new user accomplish the task they signed up for.
Claimr for SaaS
Help users get something useful done, then show them what comes next. Turn evaluation, onboarding, feature discovery and referrals into a clear path through your SaaS product.
Product-led teams - growth teams - customer success
Explore campaign ideasAn example journey for a collaborative SaaS app
Create the first project and reach the product's initial value milestone.
The application backend confirms the configured first-project event.
Sample campaign only - website exploration XP is separate
Start with the right goal
Keep engagement connected to the job people came to do. Recognition works best when it marks actual progress in the product.
A tour of every feature
Guide the few actions that help a new user accomplish the task they signed up for.
Badges for empty clicks
Build achievements and challenges around completed product actions, not activity for its own sake.
A referral link and a hope
Connect the invitation with activation or another qualifying milestone in the referred user's journey.
Possibilities for SaaS
Illustrative product journeys. Keep tasks optional where appropriate and choose recognition that fits a professional environment.
The building blocks
Start with the capabilities your journey needs. Add another layer when it helps the participant or the product goal.
Give eligible visitors visible progress during evaluation, before account creation.
Explore Pre-signup engagementUse supported product and referral signals to understand the participant's stage.
Explore User IntelligenceShow engagement in the product through the Widget, or connect a custom interface with the API.
Explore Widget and custom UIMake it work in your stack
Define what the user needs to accomplish, which event proves completion and where the next step should appear.
Pick a real workflow outcome, such as completing a project. Define the event with product and engineering.
Map the participant to the correct account and tenant context. Confirm how pre-signup history should link after registration.
Render progress through the Widget or your interface. Use supported backend events and webhooks for connected workflows.
User progress is not automatically account-level adoption. Agree on the account model, aggregation and permissions for a multi-user workspace rather than assuming a ready-made account rollup.
Agree on success before launch
Use product outcomes to evaluate the program. Treat activity, activation and commercial conversion as different events.
A before-and-after change alone does not prove campaign impact. Consider other product changes and use comparable cohorts when evaluating results.
Before the next move
The right setup depends on the product, the supported signals and the experience you want to create.
It does not have to. Use clear milestones, helpful challenges and understated achievements. Public leaderboards or competitions are optional and should fit the audience and task.
Eligible pre-signup activity can be tracked before an account exists. Plan the supported identity-linking flow so relevant progress can be associated with the account after signup.
Start by defining the user, account and tenant model with Claimr. Account-level adoption can require event mapping and aggregation in your integration; do not assume it is identical to individual user progress.
Use supported backend events and webhooks to connect campaign activity with your existing tools. Confirm the available events, receiving endpoint and follow-up logic for your setup.
No. It is a predefined illustration. Selecting a milestone does not create an account, change product data, send an invitation or award campaign rewards. Website exploration XP is separate.
Make the next move
Bring one onboarding or adoption challenge. We'll help connect the milestone, the evidence and the right kind of recognition.