Help CenterPurpose
This article explains the structure and behavior of the system’s Landing Page (Home).
It describes how users navigate across modules, access global tools, manage activities, and configure personal settings.
It is intended for all system users, including administrators, managers, and operational users.
Scope
The Landing Page serves as the central navigation hub of the Product.
It provides:
- Access to all functional modules
- Entry to the Control Center (system foundation configuration)
- Quick access to personal productivity tools (Timesheet, Activities, Notifications)
- User interface and personalization settings
The page behavior is partially role-based, meaning the visible modules and options may vary depending on user permissions.
Overview
The Landing Page is structured into three main areas:
| Area | Description | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Left Navigation Panel | Displays all product modules and their respective features. | Main system navigation. |
| Top Right Global Controls | Contains system-wide tools and shortcuts. | Quick access to cross-module actions. |
| Main Workspace | Displays selected content (Home dashboard or selected module). | Operational working area. |
Left Navigation Panel – Modules and Features
The left sidebar contains the full product structure organized by modules.
Each module expands to reveal its functional areas and features.
Example structure:
- Assortment Planning
- Entities Management
- People Management
- Recruitment
- Career
- Compensation Packages
- People
- Contracts
- Sales Management
- Project Management
- Projects
- Sprints
- Backlogs
- Work Items
- Resource Management
- Operations Management
- Insights
Behavior:
- Modules can be expanded or collapsed.
- Visibility depends on user role and permissions.
- Selecting a feature loads the corresponding workspace in the main area.
This panel represents the primary navigation architecture of the system.
Top Right – Global Control Area
The top-right section contains cross-system tools available regardless of the active module.
From left to right:
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Control Center
The Control Center is the foundation of the product.
It is where system-wide parameters and structural data are configured.
Examples include organizational structure, foundational configurations, and shared system settings.
All modules depend on data defined in the Control Center.
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Start Timesheet Timer
This feature allows users to start a real-time timer associated with a task or project.
Purpose:
- Track working time
- Log effort for reporting and billing
- Connect time entries to Project or Task records
Behavior:
- Timer runs independently of the active module.
- Time entries are stored in the Timesheet records.
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My Activities
Provides access to the user’s personal activity list.
Includes:
- Tasks
- Appointments
- Notes
Filtering options:
- Today
- Current Week
- Current Month
- Include Deleted
- Completed
Users can:
- Add new activities
- Track status
- Monitor deadlines
This area centralizes personal productivity management.
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Notifications
Displays system-generated and user-created notifications.
Examples:
- Reminders
- Role-based alerts
- Pending approvals
- Operational alerts
Users can:
- View details
- Create new notifications
- Track system messages
Notifications help ensure users remain informed of relevant events across modules.
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User Interface Settings
Provides personalization and session-level configuration options.
Includes:
- Color Scheme (e.g., Automatic)
- Language selection
- Regional format
This section controls how the system is displayed to the user but does not affect system-wide configuration.
Navigation Flow
Home → Module → Feature → Record → Action
Global tools (Timer, Activities, Notifications) remain accessible at all times, regardless of navigation depth.
Behavior Rules
- Module visibility is permission-based.
- Control Center configurations impact all modules.
- Timesheet timer operates across modules.
- Notifications may be system-generated or manually created.
- UI settings are user-specific and do not affect other users.
Key Features
- Centralized module navigation
- Persistent global toolbar
- Cross-module time tracking
- Integrated activity management
- Real-time notification system
- User-level personalization
Best Practices
- Configure foundational data in the Control Center before operational use.
- Use the Timesheet Timer consistently to ensure accurate reporting.
- Review notifications regularly to avoid missed actions.
- Keep activity lists updated for better task tracking.
- Adjust language and regional settings according to user preference.
Related Articles
About the Control Center
Manage Timesheets
Manage My Activities
Configure User Interface Settings
System Navigation Overview