Who can add content?

At this time VendorDemo is accepting content from B2B software vendors in the following categories:

• Accounting
• Business Intelligence
• Contact Management
• Content Management
• CRM
• Customer Service
• Email Marketing
• Email Security
• ERP
• Help Desk
• HR/Talent Management
• Lead Management
• Marketing Automation
• Sales Force Automation
• Search Marketing
• Service Management
• Software Compliance
• Storage
• Talent Management
• Virtualization Solution

Based on market demands, we plan to extend VendorDemo's content to include software for consumers, and computer-related hardware. To request a new category:

1. Login to your VendorDemo account.
2. Click the "Upload" button at in the upper right portion of the screen.
3. Select the type of content from the "Upload Type" pull-down menu.
4. Review the "Category" listings in the pull-down menu. If you do not see the appropriate category for your solution, click the "Request New Category" link.
5. Type the name of your new category, complete the "Title", "Description", and "Tags".
6. Select the file you wish to upload.
7. Click "Submit".

Can I add my content to multiple categories?

Each content item can only be added to one category. This policy is designed to provide a better user experience for technology buyers. If your technology belongs in more than one category, it is best to customize it for that niche. This way you will attract more targeted buyers.

What does it cost to add my demo to your site?

There is no charge to add a demo to VendorDemo.

What type of content formats and sizes do you accept?

We accept video and PDF files. The maximize file size is 300 MB for videos and 20 MB for PDF files.

How do I change my title, description, category, or tags?

1. Login to your VendorDemo account.
2. Click the "Upload" link on the left.
3. Select the category of the content you want to modify from the upload type pull-down menu in the blue bar.
4. Select "Edit" next to the title of the document you want to change.
5. Make your changes.
6. Click "Submit".

How long/large can my video be?

300 MB

How long does it take for my content to get approved?

Once you are approved as a vendor on VendorDemo, your content will appear to technology buyers as soon as it is uploaded. We rely on the VendorDemo community to flag inappropriate content, or content that is not working. Community flagged items will be reviewed by our editors who will take appropriate actions to remove them or notify the vendor of any necessary modifications.

How do vendors get approved?

VendorDemo is aggressively building a community of technology buyers and sellers. New vendors must complete our sign up form using their corporate email account, and respond to the confirmation email. We do not accept personal email accounts.

How do you know I have the authority to submit content?

Vendor authority is verified through our confirmation process of the submitter's corporate email account. We also ask that all vendors complete our disclosure form agreement, acknowledging that they are an approved agent of their company, and have the authority to share content.

How do I control commenting on videos? How do I remove/change a comment?

VendorDemo users have the ability to leave comments on your demo and webseminar videos.

To easily monitor comments that appear on your content, you can request that we email you when a comment is posted. To get notification of comments:

1. Login to your VendorDemo account.
2. Select "Accounting Settings" in the menu on the left.
3. Select "Email Notification".
4. Check the box next to "Comment is posted on one of my uploaded videos."
5. Select "Edit" next to the title of the document you want to change.
6. Click "Submit".

You cannot change or edit comments left by viewers. Please notify our editor, editor@vendordemo.com, if a comment is inappropriate. In your email include:

1. Your company name.
2. Title of the demo.
3. Complete viewer comment text (copy and paste)
4. Reason for dispute.
5. Action you would like us to take.

What's the best content to add?

Technology buyers want to learn more about your solutions - this includes demos, webinars, white papers, case studies, and articles. But, they don't want to waste their time viewing marketing fluff, or overly technical "positioning" materials. Do your prospects and your company a favor and add your best stuff.