Upload the PDF, share one link, see who lingered on slide seven. Per-page dwell heatmap, viewer identity gate, optional password, version history that doesn't break the URL. Add a single contact button so partners can reply without leaving the page.
DocSend shows you the heatmap and stops. Arx puts a single contact button on every page of the shared deck — "Reply to founder". You choose the action: an email straight to your inbox, or a link to your booking page, or a custom URL.
A partner who finishes a deck rarely volunteers to write to a stranger. A partner who sees a reply button on the page they're reading sometimes does. The difference, measured, is meaningful.
Heatmaps are the oldest trick in shared-deck analytics — and the most useful. Arx shows you per-slide dwell down to the viewer. You'll see which slide hooks the partner, which slide loses the associate, and where the deck is doing your work for you.
Before anyone reads your deck, Arx asks for their email and firm — a quiet gate that turns anonymous traffic into a row in your viewer table. Optional password for the most sensitive shares.
When a deck spreads inside a fund, Arx flags likely forwards: new viewer, same email domain, same week. Add the new viewer to your CRM with one click.
Re-upload a new deck and the same arx.so link serves it — no resending, no broken bookmarks. Past versions stay archived. Per-slide analytics carry across versions where slides match.
Most analytics products tell you what happened. Arx makes the next step easier to take. A contact button so partners can reply without leaving the page. A viewer table so you know who's reading. Versioned URLs so the link you sent last week still serves the right deck.
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