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Testing with preview mode

Before sharing your Navattic Agent with prospects, use preview mode to test the experience without affecting your analytics or usage quota. To access preview mode, click Preview in the Navattic Agent editor. A banner at the top of the session indicates you’re in preview mode. Share the preview link with your team for internal testing. Only the published live URL should be distributed to external prospects. Preview sessions differ from live sessions in these key ways:
Test your Navattic Agent in preview mode after every significant change to your presentation message, guidelines, or product context.

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Publishing your Navattic Agent

Once you’ve configured your agent, click Publish to make it available to visitors. You can continue editing the draft version while the published version remains live. Navattic maintains separate edit and live versions, so you can test changes before publishing updates. After publishing, distribute the live URL to prospects. See Sharing Navattic Agents.

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Version history

Navattic Agent version history lets you view past snapshots of your demo and restore any earlier version if a change doesn’t work as expected. Navattic automatically saves a new version each time you publish or make significant edits. Each version records when it was created and who made the change.

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Viewing version history

To open version history, click the Version history button (the clock icon) in the Navattic Agent editor toolbar. A drawer slides in from the right showing a timeline of all saved versions. Each entry in the timeline displays:
  • The version title and timestamp
  • Who created the version
  • A Live badge on the version currently published to visitors
  • A Draft badge on the version you’re currently editing

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Restoring a version

To restore a version:
  1. Open Version history from the editor toolbar.
  2. Find the version you want to restore in the timeline.
  3. Click Restore on that entry. A confirmation prompt appears.
  4. Confirm the restore. The editor reloads with the restored content as your new draft.
Restoring a version updates your draft only. The live demo your visitors see stays unchanged until you publish again. Review the restored content in preview mode before publishing.