Showing Walkthroughs
Part of the MountDev Ops Walkthroughs documentation. Updated November 13, 2026
MountDev Ops Walkthroughs documentation | Updated November 13, 2026
When a person opens a page, they are shown only the walkthroughs that are on, that run there, and whose audience they are in.
Our Commitment
MountDev Ops is built security first. Your business data belongs to you, and you can export all of it at any time. We never use analytics or tracking of any kind inside MountDev Ops.
Every update passes all 3,859 automated checks before it ships, and every screen change is walked through before release.
The Walkthroughs Meant for You
For the page a person is on, the workspace asks for the walkthroughs meant for them (action walkthroughs.mine): the ones that are on, for that place, for that page or every page, and for everyone or a permission the person holds. Each comes with its steps and whether the person already finished or skipped its current version, so a walkthrough they finished or skipped is not started again on its own.
Asking changes nothing and records nothing about the person.
Finished or Skipped
When a person finishes or skips a walkthrough, the workspace keeps that for them (action walkthroughs.done): the walkthrough, its version, finished or skipped, and when. That is all that is kept about a person, one row for each walkthrough, so it is not shown to them again. When the walkthrough's steps change, it is a new version and they are shown it again.
Only the person themselves records this. An AI assistant or a key never does.
In a Demo Planned
A demo carries the walkthroughs made for demos (where it runs: a demo, for demo visitors). When a prospect opens the demo from its link, signed in as the demo's made-up person, the walkthrough set to start as the demo opens begins at once on the demo's own screens and menu, and the demo's other walkthroughs run on the pages they are for, the same way they do in the workspace (action walkthroughs.mine). Finished or skipped is kept in the demo only, and the demo is removed when it ends. Demo accounts are on their way, so this starts working when they arrive.
In the Portal and Websites Planned
Your client portal and your own websites load walkthroughs on their own, and any other website you own adds one script line from Walkthroughs, Put It on Your Website, for the domains you list. On a website, whether a visitor finished or skipped a walkthrough is kept only in the visitor's own browser, never in your account.