Tutorials¶
These walk through the processes a team uses every day, one step at a time, with screenshots from a working instance. Each says who can do it and what you need first; the reference pages they link to cover every option.
| Tutorial | Who it's for | What you'll do |
|---|---|---|
| Set up your first project | Organisation admins | Sign in for the first time, create a project from a template, add people and create the first issues |
| Plan and run a sprint | Scrum teams and their leads | Rank the backlog, start a sprint, work the board, complete the sprint and read its report |
| Change a workflow | Project admins | Add a status or a rule, publish a new version, and move existing issues onto it |
| Automate routine work | Project admins | Create a rule from a template, adjust it, and check what it did |
| Connect GitHub or GitLab | Organisation and project admins | Add a connection, link repositories, and see branches and pull requests on their issues |
| Set up a help desk | Service desk leads | Create a service project, design request forms, invite customers, and set up queues, SLAs and approvals |
| Connect an AI assistant | Anyone | Let Claude or another assistant find and update issues as you |
About the screenshots
The screenshots come from a demo instance with made-up people and projects. Yours looks the same, with your own work in it. Names of buttons and menus are written in bold, exactly as they appear in the app.