When a new user joins HeyOz, the onboarding flow helps them quickly understand what the platform does, how it can help their business grow, and how to get started creating high-performing ads and branded content. Each step is designed to move the user from discovery to activation with as little friction as possible. Here’s how the onboarding flow works.Documentation Index
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Step 1: Enter Your Website URL
On the first screen, the user is asked to paste their website URL into the input field. This is the starting point for the HeyOz experience. Once submitted, HeyOz begins analyzing the website to understand the user’s business, products, brand messaging, visuals, and positioning. This step allows HeyOz to personalize everything that follows based on real business data rather than generic templates. If the user does not have a website yet, they can enter the link of any website to continue.Step 2: Heard About Us
Next, the user is asked how they heard about HeyOz. This screen helps HeyOz understand acquisition channels such as referrals, ads, social media, search, partnerships, or word of mouth. The purpose of this step is twofold:- Improve future marketing campaigns
- Understand which channels bring the highest-quality users
- Personalize messaging where relevant
Step 3: What Do You Want to Achieve?
After source attribution, the user is asked what they want to achieve using HeyOz. This helps identify intent immediately so the platform can tailor recommendations, templates, and onboarding paths. Examples may include:- Increase sales
- Run better ads
- Create social content faster
- Improve brand awareness
- Launch a new product
- Grow followers
Step 4: Define Your Goals
The next screen asks for more specific business goals. This step goes deeper than general intent and helps HeyOz understand priorities. For example:- Monthly revenue targets
- Number of leads desired
- Content volume goals
- Ad performance improvements
- Faster creative production
Step 5: Animation Showcase
Once the setup questions are complete, the user is shown a short animation or product showcase. This screen demonstrates what HeyOz can do — such as generating ads, creating visuals, writing copy, or transforming brand inputs into ready-to-run campaigns. The purpose of this step is activation through excitement. It helps users clearly visualize the outcome before they begin using the platform. This is where curiosity turns into motivation. Users can continue once the showcase is complete or skip if preferred.Step 6: Brand Identity
Next, HeyOz presents the brand identity details it discovered from the website scan. This may include:- Brand name
- Industry or category
- Tone of voice
- Tagline or description
- Core messaging themes
- Audience positioning
Step 7: Brand Visuals
HeyOz then displays the visual assets it found during the scan. This becomes the user’s Media Library and may include:- Logos
- Product photos
- Website banners
- Lifestyle imagery
- Packaging shots
- Brand colors or design references
Step 8: Show Ad Making
At this stage, HeyOz demonstrates the ad creation workflow in action. The user may see how HeyOz turns brand data into:- Video ads
- Image ads
- UGC-style creatives
- Product promotions
- Social media campaigns
- Copy variations
Step 9: Subscribe Page
After the user has seen the platform’s value, HeyOz presents the subscription page. By this point, the user understands:- What HeyOz does
- How it helps their business
- How personalized the platform is
- What content can be created
- Why subscribing is valuable
- Number of ad generations
- Content exports
- Team access
- Premium templates
- Faster generation speeds
- Priority support
Step 10: You’re In
Once subscribed, the user enters the HeyOz dashboard. From here they can begin creating campaigns, generating ads, uploading products, and growing their brand using AI-powered creative tools. The onboarding journey is complete, and execution begins.











