--- title: "Sales Deck Tracking - See Which Slide Loses Them" description: "Share sales decks as tracked links: per-page analytics show which slide loses prospects, lead capture names readers, and pricing self-destructs." canonical: "https://everypage.co/use-cases/sales-decks" last-updated: "2026-09-10" --- # Sales Deck Tracking - See Which Slide Loses Them Use case: sales # Know which slide loses the deal Send the deck as a tracked link and stop selling blind: see who opened it, where they stalled, who came back to pricing - and put a book-a-call button on every page. Share your next sales deck or click anywhere in the tray to browse PDF only · max 20MB Free to try · lead capture and the CTA button are Pro features · settings come on the next step ## Per-slide readership Time on every page and a read-through funnel across the deck. When 80% of readers stall on slide 7, slide 7 is the problem - fix the deck, not the pitch. ## Every reader named An email gate or lead form (Pro) means no more anonymous "3 views". You know it was the CFO who spent four minutes on pricing - and that the champion forwarded it internally. ## A CTA on the deck Add a custom button to the viewer - "Book a call", straight to your calendar link. The deck stops being a dead end and becomes the next step in the funnel. ## Pricing that expires Send the quote on a self-destructing link: a view budget or a validity date, enforced by the link. The offer disappears on schedule; your record of who read it survives. ## The silence after send, solved Every seller knows the dead air after a deck goes out. Did they open it? Did it get past the first skim? Is the deal stalled or just slow? An attachment answers none of this. A tracked link answers all of it: the moment of first open, every page viewed with its reading time, return visits, and - with the read-through funnel - the exact slide where attention died. That last number changes behaviour on both sides of the send. Follow-ups stop being "just checking in" and become specific: the prospect who reread the integration slide twice gets the technical case study; the one who never reached pricing gets a shorter deck next time. And across a quarter, the funnel tells you which slides earn their place in the master deck at all. ## The workflow, feature by feature - Send a link, not an attachment. The deck opens in the browser on any device. You can update it after sending - fix the typo, refresh the pricing - and every copy already in inboxes opens the new version. - Name the readers (Pro). The email gate attributes every session to a person; the domain allowlist keeps a confidential deck inside the client company. Forwards inside the account show up as new named readers - your buying committee map, drawn for you. - Put the next step on the page (Pro). A custom CTA button rides the viewer - calendar link, order form, whatever closes. The reader who just finished the case-study slide is one click from the meeting. - Burn the quote on schedule. "This pricing is valid until Friday" becomes real: the quote link self-destructs on the date, and the readership record proves who saw it and when. ## Notifications, receipts, and the follow-up View notifications email you the moment the deck is opened - the highest-signal moment to be available - and read receipts let the prospect confirm delivery on the record. Live presence (Pro) shows who is reading right now, which turns the classic "shall I call them?" into a fact rather than a guess. None of this costs the prospect anything: no account, no download, no plugin. They click a link and read; you stop guessing. Files are encrypted at rest and no reader IP is stored, so the security review at bigger accounts has less to object to. Sending a proposal rather than a deck? See how to send a proposal as a link. ## Sales deck tracking questions. ### How do I see which slide of my deck loses prospects? Share the deck as an EveryPage link and open the read-through funnel in your readership report. It shows the percentage of readers who reached each page and the time spent on every slide - the drop-off point is where the deck (or the offer) needs work. ### Can I tell exactly who read the deck? Yes, on Pro: the email gate requires readers to enter a working email before the deck opens, so every session is attributed to a named person. Add the domain allowlist to keep the deck inside the client company only. ### Can prospects book a call straight from the deck? On Pro you can add a custom CTA button to the viewer - label and destination are yours, so "Book a call" can point at your calendar link. It stays visible while they read, on every page. ### How do I make a quote expire on a deadline? Set the link to expire on a date (every plan), self-destruct after a view budget (Basic and up), or both. When it triggers, the link returns "Gone" - but your readership record of who read the quote, and when, stays in the dashboard. ### Do prospects need to install or sign up for anything? No. The deck opens in the browser on any device from a plain link. Only you need an account; readers just read. ## Send the next deck tracked. Upload the deck, gate it, put a book-a-call button on it, and know before the follow-up exactly how it was read. Related: PDF read tracking · send it to a contact list · lead capture forms · self-destructing links · share a PDF with analytics · send a proposal as a link · pitch decks · real estate brochures · automate read alerts · all use cases