First steps, start to finish.
Everything a new user needs, in ten minutes of film: the first login, the two consents, sharing a moment, the wall, writing a post with AI support — and what the whole thing is worth in numbers.
Everything a new user needs, in ten minutes of film: the first login, the two consents, sharing a moment, the wall, writing a post with AI support — and what the whole thing is worth in numbers.
Anyone who has just been given an account — and anyone deciding whether to hand out accounts at all. The film follows one person through her first week: Anna gets invited, logs in, uploads a moment from a trade fair, finds it on the wall, turns it into a post in her own words and, at the end, sees what that is worth.
Nothing here is a mock-up. Every screen in the film is the live product.
One thing to take away: WerkMomente never posts for you. It removes the blank page, the reminder and the guesswork — the words and the click stay yours.
Log in without a password, give and withdraw the two consents, connect LinkedIn through the official API, upload a moment so the team can actually use it, work the wall, write a post with AI support, and read the numbers your team produces — reach, engagement and what it replaces in media spend.
The German onboarding is a full interactive course with exercises and a quiz, not just a film: werkmomente.com/erste-schritte. The English version of that course is on its way — until then, this film covers the same ground.