Find content quickly.
Share it with customers.
Track engagement.
Organize content for your team and your customers
Help your revenue teams find the content they need
Most enablement content sits unused on Google Drive folders, company wikis, or clunky enablement tools.
Dock’s content library organizes your customer-facing content so your team can actually find it.
Boards & Collections. Neatly categorize your assets into a two-level hierarchy of boards and collections.
Powerful search. Dock’s search bar makes it easy for reps to find the asset they’re looking for.
Bulk asset uploading. Upload all your assets in minutes using our bulk uploader or Google Drive.
Keep assets up to date. Replace old assets with newer versions — without needing to update a single link.
Before we had Dock, we used a homegrown solution to share information with customers.
Dock allows me to easily share content, slide decks, tranining materials, mutual action plans, and more with customers. Dock is a life saver!
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Share the right content with customers at the right time
Your customers shouldn’t have to deal with file permission issues, messy folders, and lost email attachments.
Dock lets you easily share content with customers from one trackable link.
Share assets with one click. Unlike other enablement tools, Dock makes sharing an asset with a customer as easy as copying a link.
Deliver content in workspaces. Embed assets in a Dock workspace to organize content for each moment of the customer lifecycle.
Templatize how content is shared. Control what content reps put in front of customers by giving them templated workspaces.
Push new content at scale. Synced workspace sections let you push new content updates to all your customers at once.
I've worked in SaaS sales for 10+ years, and one of the hardest things to manage is the follow-up stage with engagement and content. With Dock, I can have multiple content pieces and call-to-action invitations. I can see when they're engaging with it, and the customization is fantastic.
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Track content performance with asset-level analytics.
Uncover how customers engage with your content during sales, onboarding, and beyond.
Discover which assets are ignored, which customers have gone cold, and which assets impact deals.
Views and downloads. Track views and downloads of all your images, links, PDFs, and videos.
PDF engagement. Track time spent per page and drop off per page to see where people are falling off.
Video analytics. Track video views and average watch time per video.
Customer engagement. See which contacts are engaging with your assets to track deal and account health.
“I've been using Dock for a few months and have been really impressed by how much easier it's made sharing info with clients.
It's been really easy to build out a library of templates with content for each step of our processes in sales and onboarding.
I love that I can see which pieces of content are being clicked and by who, so I know who is engaged and who needs a bit of a nudge”
Senior Technical Implementation Manager
“We have a sales cycle that is 6-12 months long. Dock helps keep all of the assets organized. It's easily accessible for prospects, and can easily be handed over to our customer experience team. It's so much better than sorting through 6 months of emails and searching for attachments.”
Co-Founder and COO, Momentum
“Dock’s been a game changer for me.
I can track engagement into the content which is a great indication of the deal health. Loving it so far!”
Enterprise Account Executive
Track how Sales & Success are using content.
Learn which content is most popular with sales and success reps, and uncover which assets are being neglected.
Activity feed. Track who’s sharing assets and which stakeholders are viewing them.
Related workspaces. See every workspace where the asset is shared.
Company & rep-level analytics. Roll up asset-level analytics by individual reps, or company-wide.
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Frequently asked questions
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How do account executives use Dock?
Account executives use Dock's sales portals in a few different ways:
Intro/Demo Follow Up: After a call, every AE sends over a long email with too many links and attachments. With Dock, AEs send a single trackable link that hosts all of the sales, marketing, and product collateral.
Enable Champions: Dock helps AEs package everything champions needs to know in one place that can easily be shared with internal stakeholders
Differentiate from the Competition: Dock makes it easy for AEs to provide a personalized buying experience for prospects.
Manage Complex Deals: Dock gives AEs the tools to manage complex deals from mutual action plans, to order forms, to shared notes.
How do sales engineers use Dock?
Sales Engineers use Dock to manage proof-of-concepts. Dock workspaces can be used to store key information like project timelines, product documentation, key stakeholders, success criteria and more. Check out one of our templates to get started.
How does sales leadership use Dock?
Sales leaders use Dock to build a repeatable sales process. With company templates, Sales leaders control how Sales reps share information with prospects and make sure everyone is following the right steps to get a deal done.
What type of sales cycle does Dock support? SMB? Mid-Market? Enterprise?
Dock supports the full range of sales cycles from smb/transactional to mid-market and enterprise deals. The main difference is the type of template that an AE would use with prospects.
For more transactional deals, AEs use a simple template with basic personalization. For these deals, Dock provides a standard way to share your complete offering with a prospect.
Check out Dock's SMB/Transactional Sales template.
For complex deals, AEs use a more in-depth template with personalized content. For these complex deals, Dock provides tools like mutual action plans to help guide the sales process. And Dock provides a way to share different pieces of content as the sales cycle progresses.
Check out Dock's Enterprise sales template.
Does Dock work for product-led growth companies?
Dock helps AEs at PLG companies build the case to senior leadership and IT around why the company needs to upgrade the account. Dock makes it easy to capture product usage, explain the higher tier offering, detail next steps and share customer success stories.
Try Dock's product-led sales template.
Do prospects actually use Dock?
We’ve found prospects are excited to use Dock as it’s a frictionless experience. Prospects don’t need to create a login/password to engage in a Dock workspace. They just put in their email and on the backend sales reps have security controls for specific domains and emails. In practice, Dock is just a link, which is the atom of the Internet. Everyone is comfortable with the concept of links.
Dock is just a link, which is the atom of the Internet. Everyone is comfortable with the concept of links.
That being said, our best practice is to introduce Dock workspaces on a call and within follow up emails. That way clients know what to expect and what resources are available within the workspace.
Importantly, when prospects don’t engage with a Dock workspace it’s a great signal to the sales rep on the quality of the buyer. It helps a sales rep understand whether it makes sense to spend more time working on that deal or move on to someone who is more engaged.
What kind of analytics does Dock track?
Dock provides the following analytics:
Views: track when someone views a Dock workspace
Clicks: track when someone clicks on a link
Downloads: track when someone downloads a PDF
PDF Time Spent: track how much time someone spends viewing a PDF and time spent per page (soon)
Drop off Report: track which PDF page someone left (soon)
Action Plan Activity: track progress within our shared project plan
When there’s a new workspace view, Dock will send an email notification to the workspace owner.
Does Dock integrate with Salesforce? What about Hubspot?
Dock currently integrates with Salesforce and the Hubspot integration is coming soon.
Here’s how the CRM integration works:
- Link Account/Opportunity Data with Dock Workspaces
- Pull in new clients directly from the CRM
- Access Dock workspace links from the Account or Opportunity record
Does Dock support mutual action plans?
Dock gives sales teams the tools to create and share mutual action plans. Learn more
What is a sales portal?
A sales portal is a collaborative workspace or microsite where any salesperson and potential customers can share and store important documents and reference material related to a product or service. Materials ranging from slide decks to white papers to testimonials and video demos can all be shared in a digital sales room, all shareable from a single link.
How does a sales protal enable buyers?
Modern consumers are less inclined to want to have conversations with sales professionals, especially at the beginning of the buyer journey.
Instead, they prefer to conduct independent research at their own pace. A sales portal allows sales teams to collect and curate collateral about their product or service and display it on a platform they control, therefore enabling their buyers and improving the buyer experience.
An added benefit to using Dock is the ability to view which content specific stakeholders are engaging most with (or not) - valuable information for any sales team.
How does a sales portal empower buyer champions?
A buyer champion is an employee of your target organization that you can leverage to get buy-in from the financial decision-makers within a company. The key to successfully empowering a buyer champion is making sure they have access to correct information they can then relay to decision-makers. A sales portal makes it easy to provide the necessary information to make a purchase decision in a highly engaging and customizable presentation, all shareable from a single link.
What are the benefits of using sales portal software?
B2B sales negotiations can quickly devolve into a mess of email attachments and Google Doc links that can easily become buried in your email’s inbox.
A sals portal provides a single, centralized location to store and display all your sales collateral, from product demos and white papers to client testimonials and case studies.
Instead of forcing clients to continually search for materials in email attachments, sales professionals can instead provide a single link to a collaborative and engaging workspace, constantly updated in real-time.
This helps to improve the overall customer experience, allowing your team to close deals more efficiently.
What sets Dock apart from other sales portals?
Dock’s sales portals are highly customizable and can be templatized to streamline your sales team's processes. Iterations of Dock’s digital sales room template can be created for specific types of clients.
Dock’s collaborative workspaces also feature full analytics data, so you can easily view engagement insights on which pieces of content are having the most impact and by whom, invaluable information for sales and marketing teams.
Dock’s workspaces can also be updated and adapted to different stages of the client lifecycle. For example, you can easily turn your Dock sales portal into an onboarding hub once the deal has closed. Most other sales rooms are designed only for the sales process.
Dock’s digital sales room also features numerous integrations with other popular platforms like Salesforce, HubSpot, Gong, Zoom, Loom, and more, allowing sales teams to put the right content in front of the right set of eyes.
How can a sales portal streamline the buying experience?
Digital sales portals house all the important data and sales content needed to make a purchase decision, accessible from a single link. This makes the information easily shareable throughout your target’s organization while ensuring the most accurate and up-to-date information is always at their fingertips.
How can a sales portal make sales teams more efficient?
A digital sales room is a useful sales enablement tool. It accelerates the sales cycle for sales teams by keeping all the relevant information for specific sales in a single, central location. Features like Dock’s mutual action plan can also keep the sales process moving by assigning action items to users on either side of the transactions, along with due dates and space to leave notes.
What's the best way to get started with Dock?
Get started with one of our sales templates.
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