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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.
The ‘jQuery Optimizer’ detects if a specific selector that you have written can be rewritten with a more modern syntax that would evaluate faster.
Regular expressions (AKA regex) allow you to manipulate Dynamic Text that appears in WalkMe content or that is part of automated processes.
WalkMe features now support the use of website functions.
Brief Overview This cross-app solution allows you to share your WalkMe Data between systems. This feature enables multi-system WalkMe Data. Meaning, you can store data in a different system's storage. For example, users can start...
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 Automation lets you automate tasks and deliver proactive guidance — no back-end development or API integration required.
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