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Set up your account

Before you switch anything on, spend five minutes on four settings: your profile, your business details, your time zone, and your team. None of them are hard, and every one of them matters downstream. Each one lives in the same place: Settings, at the bottom of the left navigation.

The dashboard with the Settings item highlighted at the bottom of the left navigation

Go to Settings → My Profile and fill in your name, photo and mobile number.

The My Profile screen with the name, profile photo and mobile number fields under Personal Data

The photo isn’t vanity: when your team uses the system, and later when messages go out, this is how activity gets attributed to you.

Go to Settings → Business Profile and complete your business name, address, logo and website.

The Business Profile settings page with the logo, business name, contact details and address fields

This is the master record the whole platform reads from. When the AI introduces your business, when an invoice goes out, when a booking confirmation lands — this is where that information comes from. Spell everything exactly the way you want customers to see it.

Still in your business settings, check the time zone selector says your actual time zone, not the default.

The time zone selector highlighted in the Business Physical Address panel of the Business Profile

Go to Settings → Team and add each person who’ll use the system, with their own login.

The Team screen showing the staff list, with the Add User button highlighted

Don’t share one login between several people. You lose track of who said what to which customer, and the system can’t route notifications properly.

When you add someone, you choose what they can see and do. A practical rule:

  • Give people access to what they use daily — for most staff that’s Conversations, Contacts and Calendars.
  • Keep settings and billing to yourself. You can always widen access later; it’s harder to un-see a payroll report.

The Roles and Permissions screen with the role dropdown and the per-module toggles highlighted

Decide where you want the system to tap you on the shoulder. Our advice:

The notification settings screen with separate in-app, email and SMS choices for each alert

What you don’t want is every notification on every channel — you’ll start ignoring all of them, and a system you ignore can’t build momentum.

That’s the foundation done: four settings, five minutes, and you never have to think about them again. Next, the step we most need you not to skip: connecting your channels.