How to customize the company's Home screen to guide new users and centralize access

A new team member logs into the system and doesn't know where to start — without a guided landing screen, everyone learns on their own, through trial and error. In version 8.0, Jestor lets you configure a different Home per user profile, with built-in onboarding.

What is a Home configurable by profile, and why does it exist?

The profile-configurable Home applies the concept of interface RBAC: the landing screen changes based on the user's role — new member, active member, or viewer — instead of showing the same generic screen to everyone.

Profile	Configured Home	Goal
New user	Welcome message and essential apps	Guided onboarding
Member	Urgent tasks, chats, and documents	Day-to-day productivity
Viewer	Relevant access points and indicators	Quick lookup, no editing

How to customize the Home using Jestor

Welcome message: configurable text to guide new arrivals.
Priority apps: indicating which apps to access first.
Automatic urgent tasks: displayed with no extra setup.
Customizable blocks: a specific table, saved chats, recent documents, and templates, with adjustable cover and color.

How to configure it in Jestor: go to the Home settings, choose the profile (new user, member, or viewer), and build the blocks that will appear for that group.

Why choose Jestor for this kind of onboarding?

The key differentiator is guided onboarding built into the system itself, with no reliance on repeated manual explanations for every new hire — the learning curve drops because the Home already delivers the right starting point for each role.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I set up a different Home for each type of user in Jestor? Just define the Home by access profile — new users, members, or viewers, each with their own configuration.

Can I put a specific table inside the Home? Yes, you can bring a table into the Home and adjust its style.

What can I visually customize on the Home? Cover, color, and the order of blocks and sections are fully customizable.

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