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Userplane helps your support team request screen recordings from customers in just a few seconds. Instead of asking customers to describe what went wrong, you can send them a simple link and get a full video of the issue, complete with console logs, network activity, and more.

How it works

  1. Create a recording link — pick a project, domain, and optional reference, then share the link with your customer.
  2. Customer records — your customer opens the link in their browser and records their screen. No installs or extensions needed.
  3. Review the recording — watch the video and inspect console errors, network requests, client actions, and any custom metadata.
1

Open the Create Link dialog

Click Create Link in the top right of the navbar.
2

Fill in the link details

  • Project — choose which project this recording belongs to. - Domain — select a verified domain to brand the link with your site’s identity (optional but recommended). - Reference — add an external reference like a ticket number or URL (e.g. JIRA-456). - Reusable — toggle whether the link can be used once or multiple times.
3

Share the link

Click Create and copy the link. Send it to your customer through chat, email, or an Intercom macro.

Review a recording

1

Open the Recordings page

Go to Recordings from the sidebar.
2

Find the recording

Browse recordings in the grid view, or filter by project, member, or link.
3

Inspect the details

Click a recording to open the detail view. Use the right-hand tabs to dig into:
TabWhat it shows
InfoLink details, customer notes, system metadata, and custom metadata
ConsoleBrowser console logs including errors, warnings, and messages
NetworkHTTP requests with timing and status codes
ActionsClicks, inputs, and page navigations
BackendServer-side logs if you’ve configured them

What gets captured

Every recording includes a video of your customer’s screen. Depending on your domain recording preferences, you can also capture:
  • Browser console logs
  • Network request and response data
  • Client-side actions (clicks, inputs, navigation)
  • Server-side and backend logs
  • Voice and device audio (when enabled)
  • Customer notes
  • System metadata (browser, OS, page URL)
Sensitive data can be automatically redacted to keep things secure. See Sensitive Data Redaction for more details.

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