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What does WalkMe do?

Tool: WalkMe

The Tech: Digital Adoption Platform

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Their Pitch

Work flows better with WalkMe.

Our Take

It's digital training wheels that live inside your existing software. Pop-up guides show employees exactly where to click so they stop calling IT every five minutes.

Deep Dive & Reality Check

Used For

  • +**Your employees avoid using new software because it's too confusing** → Interactive guides walk them through every click, they actually start using it
  • +**Training new hires on Workday takes weeks and they still mess up payroll** → Step-by-step overlays show exactly what to fill in, onboarding drops to days
  • +**Half your Salesforce features go unused because they're buried in menus** → Pop-up tips highlight powerful features right when people need them
  • +AI bot handles repetitive form filling - employees say "fill my expense report" and it does the clicking
  • +Session recordings show exactly where people get stuck - no more guessing why adoption is low

Best For

  • >Your SAP rollout created a revolt because nobody knows how to do basic tasks
  • >IT gets 50+ tickets per week asking "where's the export button" in Salesforce
  • >New hires take 3 months to become productive in your maze of enterprise tools

Not For

  • -Companies under 500 people — you're paying enterprise prices for complexity you don't need
  • -Teams using simple tools like Gmail or Slack — this is overkill for software that's already intuitive
  • -Anyone wanting plug-and-play setup — you'll need someone to spend weeks configuring guides or it'll sit unused

Pairs With

  • *Salesforce (where WalkMe overlays guides so reps stop asking where the opportunity stage dropdown lives)
  • *SAP (to make procurement workflows survivable for normal humans)
  • *Workday (so HR doesn't get 20 Slack messages about how to request time off)
  • *Microsoft Teams (where people complain about new software before WalkMe makes it usable)
  • *Tableau (to track which guides actually help vs which ones people skip)
  • *ServiceNow (for IT to see support ticket volume drop after guided workflows go live)

The Catch

  • !You'll need a dedicated admin who enjoys tweaking things - the no-code editor has a million options that take time to master
  • !Pricing starts high and add-ons (AI features, advanced analytics) can double your bill
  • !Captures screenshots and user data by default - privacy teams will have opinions about session recordings

Bottom Line

Turns your complex enterprise software into something humans can actually use without a manual.