A Smart Walk-Thru can be initiated in several ways to guide users. It can be configured to Auto-play based on predefined rules, such as a user visiting a page for the first time. Users can also proactively start a Walk-Thru by selecting it from the WalkMe Player Menu, which lists available help items. Additionally, a Normalink (a type of Launcher) can be placed directly on the application's interface as a button or link, allowing users to launch the Walk-Thru on demand by clicking it. These three methods provide flexible, context-sensitive ways to engage users.

B. Builder Assistant: This is a tool within the WalkMe Editor used by content creators to build and manage WalkMe items; it is not an initiation method for end-users.

C. Survey: A Survey is a distinct WalkMe application used to collect user feedback. It does not function as a direct initiator for a Smart Walk-Thru.

1. Auto-play & Player Menu: WalkMe Ltd. Official Documentation. "How to Build a Smart Walk-Thru". The "Initiators" tab in the Smart Walk-Thru settings details the configuration of Auto Play rules. The Player Menu is described as the primary access point for users to find and launch content.

Source: https://support.walkme.com/knowledge-base/how-to-build-a-smart-walk-thru/ (Section: "Initiators Tab")

2. Normalink (Launcher): WalkMe Ltd. Official Documentation. "Launchers". This document explicitly states that Launchers are on-screen buttons used to launch WalkMe content

including Smart Walk-Thrus. A Normalink is a specific type of Launcher.

Source: https://support.walkme.com/knowledge-base/launchers-splash/ (Section: "What are Launchers?")

3. Builder Assistant: WalkMe Ltd. Official Documentation. "The WalkMe Editor". The Builder Assistant is described as a component of the Editor for content creation and management.

Source: https://support.walkme.com/knowledge-base/the-walkme-editor-splash/ (Section: "Builder Assistant")