What this screen is for
Step-by-step video guides, grouped into categories and searchable by topic. Videos play within the page, so you can follow along with the system open beside them rather than switching back and forth.
When to use it
Use it when a written guide is not landing, or when training someone who would rather be shown than read. Video suits procedures with a lot of screen sequence — the kind of thing that is tedious to describe in prose and obvious the moment you watch someone do it.
What you see on this screen
A banner, a search box, and then the tutorials themselves grouped under category headings, each video shown as a card with its title.
Selecting one opens a player within the page, with the video's title above it. Nothing leaves the application, so the system you are learning about stays where it was.
The page distinguishes two kinds of empty, which is worth knowing:
- Tutorials are on their way — no videos have been published yet at all. Nothing is broken; there is simply nothing here to watch.
- No tutorials match your search — videos exist, but none match the words you typed. The page suggests trying a different term.
Filters and actions
The single control is the search box, which narrows the list by topic. The category headings remain as you search, so you can see which part of the system a matching video belongs to.
There is nothing to save and nothing to configure; the screen exists to be watched.
If you are bringing a colleague up to speed and want the written guides alongside the videos, the Training Center gathers both on one page. Documentation is the place to go when you already know what you need and simply want to look it up.
Related
- Documentation
- Training Center
- Getting Started