Please log in to continue
WalkMe stores your data in the region chosen during account setup.
We have data centers in the US and EU that follow local privacy and compliance laws. If you're not sure which region to select, check with your admin.
We are in the process of upgrading the jQuery library used in your system to version 3.6.0. This upgrade is being implemented gradually, starting with non-production environments.
This article will guide you on how to build your WalkMe implementation according to best practices for performance.
This article explains how WalkMe reads and uses variables to segment content, track users, and deliver personalized experiences, along with how to create, configure, and apply variables in your system.
This article explains how to identify elements in your application and build reliable jQuery selectors for WalkMe, including how to test, refine, and troubleshoot selectors using attributes, parent–child relationships, modifiers, and dynamic ID strategies.
WalkMe Data is information relating to end-users such as ‘when they select an item’ or ‘land on a specific page’. This information can be used in the Rule Engine to segment items, create rules,...
Engage with peers, ask questions, share ideas