Get started5 min read
Setting up your workspace
The first time you sign in, the CRM asks for an organization name and a currency. That creates your workspace. Everything after that is optional, but a handful of settings make the rest of the app considerably more useful.
Your organization
/onboarding- 1Enter the name of your business. This appears in the sidebar and on documents you send.
- 2Pick a three letter currency code, for example GHS or USD. Every amount in the CRM is shown in it.
- 3Create the organization. You become its admin.
Note: This screen runs once. Afterwards the same fields live under Settings, Organization, where you can change them at any time.
Name, currency and revenue goal
/dashboard/settings/organization- Organization name
- Shown in the sidebar. It also doubles as the typed confirmation when you reset your data, so it is not purely cosmetic.
- Currency
- A three letter code. Applied to opportunities, quotes, invoices and revenue.
- Monthly revenue goal
- Turns the goal card on the dashboard from a prompt into a progress bar.
Note: Organization settings are admin only. Members see the rest of the CRM but cannot change these.
The getting started checklist
/dashboardThe checklist on your dashboard is worth following in order. The first two items are configuration that quietly affects everything after them.
- 1Add your lead sources, so every lead can be attributed and the source charts have something to plot.
- 2List the services you sell, because opportunities, projects, revenue records and audit findings all attach to one.
- 3Add a company or contact.
- 4Capture your first lead.
- 5Open your first opportunity.
- 6Set your monthly revenue goal, and invite your team.
Tip: Steps tick from real records, not from a stored flag. If you delete the record behind a step it un-ticks itself, so the list never claims you are further along than you are.