Try the demo

If you want to see the app with real data in it before signing up, use the demo. It is the same application on the same domain, signed in to a shared example organisation called Avitly Demo.

Getting in

Go to app.avitly.com/demo. The page is a short form: your email address, and optionally your name and company. Submit it and you are signed straight into the demo organisation. No password, no confirmation email, no account created for you.

Your email address is the price of entry: it is recorded so we know who has looked. If you have entered before, you are let in again without an error.

Entry is throttled to a handful of attempts per minute per network address, so if a room full of people all try at once, one of you may briefly see a busy message. Wait a minute and try again.

What is in it

The demo organisation is a small integrator with a realistic history: brands, categories and around forty products, a few suppliers, labour rates, six customers, and three projects at different stages, from quoting through accepted to done. There are quotes with real line counts and margins, sales orders, purchase orders, invoices, tasks, logged time entries and rack plans. Margins are set to land where a real job lands rather than at a flat markup.

All four modules are unlocked, so you can open every part of the app. Two tasks are assigned to the demo user, so the personal views are not empty when you arrive.

What you cannot do

The demo login is public, so anything that leaves the building or costs money per call is blocked:

• Sending email. You can build and preview a quote, offer, invoice or purchase order, but the send buttons are blocked.
• Inviting people. Team invites write real records and send real mail.
• Uploading files. Project assets, product images and terms of service documents are blocked, and so are new floor plan uploads. You can place devices, draw wiring and lay out racks on the plans that are already there, but you cannot bring your own drawing in.
• The AI assistant. It is switched off for the demo organisation.
• Billing. The demo role has no billing access, so the billing page cannot be changed.

You also cannot delete the seeded containers: plans, quotes, orders, invoices, purchase orders, tickets and maintenance plans stay put, along with the tasks, time entries, installed devices and ledger entries inside them. Adding things is open, because logging an hour or ticking off a task is the part worth trying.

Things to know

The demo is shared. Everyone who enters lands in the same organisation and sees the same data, including whatever the last visitor added. Do not put anything in it you would not want a stranger to read.

There is no automatic reset yet, so the data drifts over time and is re-seeded by hand. Nothing you do in the demo carries over to a real account. When you are ready, sign up normally and you get your own empty organisation with a 14 day trial of every module.