Agentic Presenter

Explain your product.
Invite questions.

For product education, onboarding and team training.

Give prospects, customers or colleagues a way to explore one approved PDF or video. Configure a presenter to explain your material and answer questions about the details that matter to them.

Bring the material. Make room for curiosity.

Illustrative walkthrough
HARBOR STUDIOWELCOME / 01

A gentler
first day.

01

Meet your buddy.Your first stop for everyday questions.

02

Take a little tour.Find the spaces and tools you’ll use.

ROOM TO FIND YOUR FEET.Harbor Studio
Priya, the illustrative presenter
PriyaExample host
Scripted explanation

“Start with your buddy. They’re your first stop for everyday questions.”

From the onboarding guide
Fictional source · Onboarding guide.pdf1 page
One PDF or video Questions in context Character & voice choices A check of understanding
A little less one-way

Keep a good
question going.

Give the material a starting point, then leave room for the audience to explore what matters to them.

01 / Explain the material

Give the story a voice.

Begin with one approved PDF or video. Prepare the employee to explain it for the people who will be listening.

One source. A clear starting point.
02 / Make space for questions

Follow their curiosity.

Invite people to ask about a point, request another explanation or explore a detail in the supplied material.

A question can open the next step.
03 / Check understanding

Find what needs another look.

Use a question or quiz to revisit the material. Check the presentation and expected answers before sharing it with an audience.

Explain, ask, then revisit.
A place to try the conversation

Bring a question.
See where it goes.

Open the public presenter demo, explore its material and try a question of your own. Use the controls in the experience to manage the conversation.

Agentic PresenterReady to open
Take a seat. Try a question.

A question changes
the experience.

Open the demo, explore its presentation and try a question of your own. Follow the controls inside the experience to begin.

Opens the demo here. Voice requires microphone permission.

One source Your questions Text & voice
Ideas for your first question

“Could you explain that another way?”

“What is the key point here?”

“Can we revisit that part?”

Start with the material

Prepare the source.
Shape the experience.

Start in Employees → Hire employee. Choose a starting point and select Presenter before hiring, then prepare the material and instructions for your audience.

  1. 01
    Choose one PDF or video.

    Use the file guidance in the hiring form to prepare the source.

  2. 02
    Give it a clear audience.

    Describe who is listening, what they should learn and the tone to use.

  3. 03
    Try it before the room arrives.

    Check the presentation, navigation and answers against the original material.

Read the Presenter setup guide
Employees / Hire employeeCurrent product screen

Current Hire employee overview with Templates, Custom and Local knowledge starting points

The starting point for the role and its capabilities.

Built around your business audience

Your product knowledge.
Four business uses.

Prepare the source and instructions for a specific audience. Give each person a useful way into the subject.

Onboarding

Make the first day feel familiar.

Introduce a process or team guide, with room for the questions a new person brings.

“Who should I ask when I need help?”
Explore the role
Training

Move from listening to learning.

Explain an approved training source and invite people to check what they understood.

“Can you walk me through that example?”
Explore the role
Product education

Let the details become a discussion.

Walk through a product PDF or video and explore the parts someone wants to understand.

“How does this step fit into the workflow?”
Explore the role
Sales enablement

Prepare people for the next conversation.

Explain approved product material and identify the questions that need a person’s follow-up.

“Which part should I bring to the team?”
Explore the role

Example questions · Prepare the presentation for your own source and audience.

A presence that fits the room

The voice. The character.
Your presentation.

Review the available character, model and voice choices. Try the combination with the material and audience you have in mind.

A clear source keeps you oriented

Keep the conversation
close to the material.

Set the learning goal, explain the boundaries and decide when a question should go to a person. Use the original PDF or video to review the answers and improve the instructions.

Explore presentation checks
Before the first question

A few things
to know.

Visit the Help Center
What can I use as the presentation source?

The Presenter capability uses one PDF or video. Its hiring form excludes website links and text for that capability. Choose a source you are permitted to use and review the file guidance shown in the form.

Where do I create a Presenter?

Open Employees → Hire employee, choose a starting point and select Presenter under Capabilities. Add the presentation source and review the audience instructions, persona, model and voice.

Can I turn an existing employee into a Presenter?

The current form sets Presenter while hiring, and the Presenter setting cannot be changed in Edit. Decide the capability before hiring; prepare a separate employee when you need a different setup.

Can people ask questions during the presentation?

Prepare the presenter to answer questions about the supplied material and explain it in a way that suits the audience. Test navigation, questions and expected answers with your source before sharing the experience.

Is the walkthrough at the top a live conversation?

The Present, Ask and Check understanding tabs show a fictional, scripted walkthrough. Use Start the live presenter in the demo section to open the Aivah experience. Manage the conversation and any microphone permission inside that experience.

Can I choose the presenter’s appearance and voice?

Review the available character, model and voice choices for the intended experience. Library includes Characters & backgrounds and Voices. Check how the choices work together in the presentation before using them with an audience.

The best part might be the next question

Give your material
a conversation.

One presentation. Room to explore.