Guides by role
Short, ordered reading paths for owners, admins, managers, employees, guests and developers — what to read first and what is coming for your role.
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HyoNova does different things for different people. An owner sets up the company, a manager runs projects and meetings, an employee mostly works in the office, and a guest only visits. These guides give each of them a short path through the documentation, in the order that makes sense for that role.
Each guide lists:
- What you'll do — the jobs that role usually has in HyoNova.
- Your path — the pages and tutorials to read, in order. The instructions live on those pages; the guide only points you there.
- What's coming — the features in development or planned that matter most for that role.
Not sure which role you have? Open Home in the company workspace: it shows Your role under your name. See Roles and permissions for what each role can do.
Choose your guide#
For owners
The reading path for company owners — create the company, invite the team, run Company administration, keep an eye on the audit log and secure your account.
For admins
The path for company admins — Company administration from Overview to People, Access, Workspace, Company and Billing, plus daily checks and what is coming.
For managers
The reading path for managers — run projects on the board and timeline, hand out work, follow team workload and reports, host meetings and invite guests.
For employees
The reading path for employees — join your company, find your way around the office and the workspace, talk and meet, and work on your tasks.
For guests
The path for visitors — entering an office with a guest link or joining one meeting with a meeting link, waiting for your host, and what you can do inside.
For developers
The reading path for developers — how HyoNova is built, the conventions its API follows, the Hyo Mail API available today, and the public API and MCP that are planned.
Prefer step-by-step?#
The Tutorial center has complete walkthroughs, from setting up HyoNova to running a meeting or a project.
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