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How to fill out a vendor-hosted demo:

1. Start by finding the vendor's website or platform where the demo is hosted. This may be a dedicated page or a specific link provided by the vendor.
2. Click on the demo link or button to access the vendor-hosted demo. This will typically open a new window or redirect you to a different page.
3. Familiarize yourself with the demo interface and layout. Take note of any instructions or guidance provided by the vendor.
4. Begin exploring the vendor-hosted demo by navigating through the available features and functionalities. This could include testing various tools, interacting with different components, or simulating real-life scenarios.
5. Pay attention to any prompts or tooltips that appear during the demo. These may provide additional information or guide you on how to use specific features.
6. Take your time to thoroughly test and evaluate the various aspects of the demo. This could involve using different settings, inputting sample data, or simulating different user actions.
7. During the demo, assess whether the vendor-hosted solution meets your requirements or aligns with your needs. Consider factors such as usability, functionality, performance, and compatibility with your existing systems.
8. If possible, replicate or simulate your actual use case scenarios within the vendor-hosted demo. This can help you gauge how well the solution would work for your specific needs.
9. Take notes or capture screenshots as you explore the demo. This will help you remember specific features or functionalities you found useful or problematic.
10. After thoroughly evaluating the demo, provide feedback to the vendor if requested or if you feel it would be beneficial. This could include pointing out areas for improvement or asking any questions you may have.

Who needs a vendor-hosted demo:

1. Potential customers who want to understand the capabilities and functionalities of a vendor's product or service before making a purchase decision.
2. Organizations or businesses looking to explore alternative solutions or compare multiple vendors to find the best fit for their needs.
3. IT professionals or decision-makers responsible for evaluating and recommending software or technology solutions for their company.
4. Individuals or teams seeking to gain hands-on experience with a vendor's product or service to assess its compatibility, usability, and overall fit for their requirements.

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