The panel the Academy button opens: search box first, then the campaign card with its progress ring, then nine browsable categories (The Customer Journey, The Lead Journey, Leads & Contacts, Estimates, Contracts & Legal, Projects & Field, Money, Performance & Insights, Admin & Setup), then 'recently viewed'. Each row shows an honest minute estimate and a Start / Resume / Replay button depending on your own progress.
Also called: academy panel · help library · tutorial list · training menu
- 1Desktop shows an anchored bottom-right panel; below 1024px it becomes a bottom sheet over a backdrop
- 2Categories come from the typed registry, filtered to your role — a tutorial that doesn't apply to a crew lead never appears in their list
- 3Row labels are derived from your progress row: no row = Start, in-progress = Resume, completed = Replay
- 4A gear menu carries 'Hide Academy' and 'Remove demo data'
Help articles rot quietly. A button gets renamed, the article naming it keeps being served for another year, and the builder who follows step four looking for a control that no longer exists writes off the help section for good. Every tutorial here is tied to the actual screen it teaches, so a renamed control breaks the tutorial where we can see it rather than where a customer does. The library groups them by category, searches them, and remembers how far each person got in each one.
- Help content scattered across PDFs and emails with no single index
- No way to see what you've already learned and what you haven't
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Twenty minutes, your numbers, no slide deck. We’ll build one of your real buildings in front of you and send you the estimate link at the end — yours to keep either way.
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