Getting started with Boplis.
A short tour of the frontend preview: sample company context, editable drafts and the workstreams being designed.
1. Open the preview
Use the workspace link, or enter a website address to label the sample company. The preview does not research that address or create an account.
2. Read the company context
Open Company to explore the sample documents. You can edit their text during this session. These are examples, not a brief generated from your website.
3. Explore the workstreams
Open Agents to see the proposed areas of work. Toggles change preview preferences; they do not start live agents or background jobs.
4. Try a draft interaction
Open a sample item in the feed, edit its text, copy it or archive it. These interactions demonstrate the review flow. Nothing is published.
5. Check the sample analytics
The Analytics view illustrates how a report could look. Its charts do not represent traffic, rankings or results from connected accounts.
6. Try the chat panel
Ask where to start or about the sample work. Responses are examples that help you explore the interface, not live research or newly generated marketing work.
7. Keep what you need
Copy any draft or note you want to retain into your own tools. Draft and company edits are session-only. Use Settings to reset the sample workspace when you want to start again.
Company brief added Example
Sample plan ready to explore
Five documents showing how to keep company context in one place.
Try a prompt in the demo to see a sample response.
What the preview does today.
Does entering my website research it?
No. The address labels the sample workspace. The preview does not crawl your site or generate a business brief.
Will editing or reviewing a draft publish it?
No. Draft interactions demonstrate the proposed review flow. No social account, CMS or publishing service is connected.
Are edits saved to an account?
No. Draft and company edits belong to the current preview session. Keep a separate copy of work you want to retain.
Are the charts real performance data?
No. Strategies, drafts and charts are sample content. Live research, account access and analytics still need implementation.