Link Security
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There are multiple ways to secure your demos:
Add password protection to make sure that your Storylane interactive demo is viewed only by a specific audience.
See the interactive demo below on how to secure the demo with a passcode.
Setting the Expiration Link helps keep shared interactive demos safe by turning off access after a certain amount of time (Like, the interactive demo is only available during a special event (e.g. a conference) or for a specific period).
See the interactive demo below on how to add the expiration link to your demo.
You can control who views your demo by allowing or blocking specific domains, and requiring viewers to enter a 4-digit code sent directly to their email before they can access it. This ensures that only verified people can view your demo content.
How to use it:
Enable 'Require Email', and set Allowed or Blocked Domains: Specify the email domains you want to allow or block. This ensures only your target audience gets access to your demo.
Toggle on 'Require Authentication': In the share modal, go to 'Secure Link' and turn on the 'Require Authentication' toggle.
Once enabled, viewers will be prompted to enter a 4-digit code sent to their email before accessing your demo.
See the interactive demo below on how to allow/restrict demo viewing to specific domains.
Storylane offers private demo links for enhanced content security and access control. This feature allows you to restrict access to your demos so that only authenticated Storylane users can view them.
You can have dedicated "Viewer" users who can only access private demos
Viewers cannot access the dashboard or any content creation features
This allows you to share content with clients or stakeholders without providing full account access
Single Sign-On (SSO) is fully supported for all users, including Viewers
Internal training materials: Ensure only your team members can access training content
Confidential product demos: Share pre-release features securely with select clients
Sensitive information: Maintain control over who can view demos containing proprietary data