Two flagship campaigns group individual tutorials into an ordered set of chapters. The Lead Journey covers a lead arriving and being worked; the Customer Journey is the whole-project walkthrough — lead → estimate → portal → contract → start → build → invoices — including the screens the customer sees. The panel shows the campaign as a card with a ring and a chapter checklist, each chapter lit as done, current, or upcoming.
Also called: multi-chapter tutorial · start to finish walkthrough · the whole workflow · onboarding path · course · chapter series · progress ring
- 1A campaign is a registered definition listing its chapter tutorial ids in order
- 2Missing chapters are dropped and dev-warned rather than rendering a dead row
- 3The panel renders the ring plus per-chapter LEDs and a Resume control
- 4The ring only appears once the campaign has genuinely started — no fake progress
Single lessons teach parts, and the question a builder actually asks is how one job moves through the whole thing — lead in, estimate out, portal, contract, start, build, invoices. So the two flagship courses are chaptered walkthroughs of exactly that, in order, with the customer-facing screens shown along the way. The progress ring fills only once you have really started a chapter; a ring showing twelve percent before you have done anything is the kind of small lie that makes people stop trusting everything else on the screen.
- New accounts do not know which screen comes after which
- Feature-by-feature training never shows the workflow as a whole
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