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Click around a real Supportman workspace, before you sign up.

We seeded a sample workspace with weeks of tickets, ratings, and AI quality scores, so you can explore the dashboard and drill into individual conversations — the same views your team would see — with nothing to install and no account to create.

Sample data only — nothing you do in the demo touches a real workspace

— What's inside —

Two views, everything your team would actually use.

No sales-deck screenshots — this is the live app, running on a "Northwind Support" fixture team, so you can see how the numbers actually move.

Dashboard

Ratings volume, % rated 4–5 stars, and IQS trend for the week — with week-over-week deltas, a daily ratings histogram, and an IQS sparkline.

Conversations

A filterable list — by date range and rating — of every conversation. Open any thread for its CSAT rating, AI quality score, and sentiment.

— On every conversation —

An AI quality score, graded on a rubric.

Open any conversation in the demo and you'll find its CSAT rating (or a predicted one, where the customer never left one) alongside an IQS — a quality score graded against a four-part rubric, the same one your own team would customize:

Brand voice & tone
Technical knowledge
Problem resolution
Communication efficiency
— Questions —

Do I need to log in to see the demo?

No. The demo at app.supportman.io/demo is public — no account, no OAuth, no credit card. Just open the link.

Is the data in the demo real?

No. It’s a seeded sample workspace for a fictional team, "Northwind Support" — realistic conversation volume, ratings, and AI scores, but nothing you'd recognize and nothing tied to a real customer.

What can I actually click on?

The dashboard (ratings, coverage, and IQS trend), and the conversation list — filterable by date range and rating — where you can open any thread to see its CSAT rating, AI quality score, and sentiment.

How is this different from booking a demo?

The live demo is self-serve — explore it yourself, on your own time, in a couple of minutes. Booking a demo gets you a guided walkthrough with someone from the team, and a chance to ask questions specific to your setup.

Ready to see it on your conversations?