How Do You Set a Different Homepage for Each Role as Soon as the User Logs In?

In Jestor, when editing a role, you can paste the link to a specific page (like a dashboard) into the homepage field, so that every user with that role lands directly there as soon as they log in.

Why this improves the user experience

Without this setting, everyone would land on the same generic Home screen, regardless of their role. Setting a homepage by role takes each person straight to the panel most relevant to their job, without needing to manually navigate there every day.

How the homepage-by-role setting works

Each role can have a different homepage configured
The page can be a dashboard, a Kanban, or any other screen on the platform
The link is copied from the desired page's URL and pasted into the role's setting
As soon as a user with that role logs in, they land directly on that page

How to set up a homepage by role in Jestor

Go to the roles area inside settings
Edit the desired role, or create a new one
Open the page you want to set as the homepage and copy the URL
Paste that link into the role's homepage field and save

Process automation with direct access to what matters

Setting a homepage by role is a simple adjustment that reinforces process automation, since each person sees, first, exactly the panel tied to their job, with no need for training on where to navigate.

Table Summary

Role	Homepage on login
No setting configured	Default Home screen
With a configured page	Dashboard, Kanban, or the screen set for the role

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

Video: Ep 5: How to Add and Manage Users in Jestor — video tutorial showing this feature in practice, right inside the Jestor interface.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does every role need a configured homepage? No, it's optional; roles without this setting take the user to the default Home screen.

Can the homepage be any screen on the platform? Yes, it can be a dashboard, a Kanban, or another page, as long as the link is copied correctly.

Can I change a role's homepage after it's set up? Yes, just edit the role and paste a new link at any time on jestor.com.

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