A three-level resolution: the individual's explicit preference wins, then the organisation's default, then the shipped fallback. The toggle sits quietly at the bottom of Settings → My Profile, and the Academy panel's gear menu carries a 'Hide Academy' item behind a branded confirmation.
Also called: hide academy · turn off tutorials · disable tours · academy settings
- 1Per-user preference lives in the reserved prefs row on the progress table; org defaults live in a small admin-written settings row (read by any approved role, written by admins only)
- 2A failed settings read falls back to the default rather than making the Academy disappear
- 3A ?tutorial= link re-enables a hidden widget, and a paused tour's chip shows even when hidden
An owner who has run the software for a year does not want a graduation cap in the corner of every screen, and the office admin hired last Tuesday does. Making that an account-wide setting means one of them loses. Each person switches guided tours on or off for themselves, the account carries a default for new people, and a tutorial link always brings the tours back for whoever clicks it.
- Onboarding UI that can't be dismissed by experienced users
- All-or-nothing account-wide help settings
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