Try Henkan Chat without connecting your own tools. In Acme, a demo company Henkan can invite you to, every connection returns fictional data for an imaginary online furniture store, acme-store.example.
Everything else works as in a real workspace: you ask questions, Henkan calls the tools and answers, and you run flows.
A slim notice at the top of the page reminds you: Demo workspace — fictional data, resets nightly. Close it with ×; your browser remembers. Add ?screenshot=1 to the address to hide it for screenshots.
What is in it#
| Connections | Google Analytics 4, Search Console, Kameleoon, Wingify, AB Tasty, Contentsquare, Microsoft Clarity, Henkan Vision, Hotjar, Slack, Notion, Qualtrics, Piano Analytics, BigQuery and Didomi — all already connected. |
| Data | 13 months of daily traffic, orders and revenue with seasons (Black Friday, Christmas, sales, a summer dip), shared by every tool: GA4, BigQuery, Contentsquare and Piano agree on the same visits. |
| Conversations | A few ready-made conversations shared with everyone at Acme, with tables and charts. You can open them, and take part in some of them. |
| Flows | A weekly GA4 report, a conversion drop diagnosis, test monitoring, a VoC digest and a test post-mortem, with past runs and their reports. |
Stories to explore#
- Checkout v4.2 was released about three weeks ago. Since then the payment step is broken on iPhones (Safari): mobile conversion fell, desktop did not. GA4, Contentsquare, Clarity, Henkan Vision, Qualtrics, Slack and Notion all show it in their own way.
- EXP-301, a Kameleoon test of a sticky add-to-cart bar on mobile product pages, won and was shipped; GA4 sees the same visitors in its experiment variant dimension.
- Mobile vs desktop: about two thirds of visits are on mobile, but desktop converts far better.
Try for example:
- Why is mobile conversion down this month?
- How did EXP-301 do?
- What are people saying in the checkout exit survey?
- Post a summary to #dev-checkout
What is different#
- Nothing leaves Henkan. Posting to Slack, writing to Notion, pausing a test or changing traffic is simulated: Henkan reports success but nothing is sent or changed anywhere. Flow report emails are not sent (Email not sent in demo workspace).
- Connections can't be changed. You can't add, rename, sign in to or remove connections in the demo workspace, and it never stores credentials.
- Small daily limit. Acme has a limit of 150 requests per day for everyone together; flow runs count too. It resets at midnight UTC.
- Plans still apply. A demo workspace on a plan follows that plan (its requests, POC checklist, notes and premium connectors) and keeps the 150-a-day limit on top. Whichever is reached first pauses questions.
- Nightly reset. Every night around 03:00 (Paris time) everything in Acme is deleted, including the conversations and flows you created, and the demo content is created again.
- Tools reached through other AI services (MCP access) answer with the same fictional data.
Henkan consultants#
Every Henkan & Partners consultant is also a member of Acme, so they can open the demo with you.
- Switching. They open Acme from the Henkan logo menu at the top of the sidebar, where it has a small demo tag. They still land on Henkan & Partners by default.
- What they see. The conversations and flows shared with everyone at Acme. Items shared in Acme appear under Shared with me only while Acme is the active organisation.
- Fictional connections only. In Acme they use Acme's connections, never their own (their Slack, for example).
One demo per plan#
Consultants also get one demo workspace per demo client in Henkan Account, each on its own plan (POC, Pro, Max or Ultimate), to show what each plan looks like. Each one:
- has the same fictional Acme data and is named after its demo client;
- carries the demo tag in the same menu;
- resets every night like Acme.
New demo clients appear within a few minutes of a consultant signing in.