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Start the office day

Use Dashboard priorities to decide what needs attention first.

5 stepsAbout 4 minutesVerified 2026-07-22

Before you start

  • Sign in to the Hub with access to this workspace.

You will finish with

  • You can explain what Start the office day is for and choose the correct next action.

Safety and data checks

  • A dashboard card is a signal, not a command; verify the underlying record before acting.
Step-by-step procedure

Complete the task

  1. 1
    Navigate

    Open Start the office day

    Use the Hub navigation to open Start the office day. Do not begin from a bookmarked record until you can identify this workspace in the normal menu.

    Expected result

    Start the office day is open and its page heading is visible.

  2. 2
    Review

    Understand what belongs here

    Dashboard combines Action Center warnings, operational counts, and quick customer lookup into the office starting point. Use this distinction to avoid creating the same work in a neighbouring workspace.

  3. 3
    Verify

    Read the current state first

    Scan overdue and blocked cards before totals that are merely informational. Read the customer, owner, date, and status before opening or changing a record.

  4. 4
    Review

    Choose the correct action

    Open the highest-risk card to reach the workspace where the issue can actually be resolved. Open the specific record and confirm its history before saving, sending, assigning, or completing anything.

  5. 5
    Verify

    Confirm the safe stopping point

    A dashboard card is a signal, not a command; verify the underlying record before acting. This orientation ends before any irreversible or customer-facing submission.

    A dashboard card is a signal, not a command; verify the underlying record before acting.
    Expected result

    You know what must be verified before the final action.

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The page or action is not visible.

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