Hosted or self-hosted?
Decide whether we run your choir's site for you or you run it on your own server, and see where each path starts.
Start a site we host
Go from nothing to a working choir website on the hosted service, in seven short steps.
Start a site you run yourself
The steps from a licence key to a working self-hosted site, with a link to the full instructions for each one.
Log in to the admin panel
Find the admin login, get in by emailed link or by username and password, and sort out a link that does not arrive or no longer works.
Set up your site step by step
What the guided setup asks on each of its six steps, what it changes on a new site, and where to change each answer afterwards.
Let the writing assistant draft your words
Use the writing assistant in the guided setup to draft or polish your tagline, welcome line, About text and contact introduction.
A tour of the admin panel
What is in the admin panel's menu, what the parts of every admin page are for, and why a menu item may be missing.
The dashboard
What the tiles on the admin panel's front page are for, what the notices above them mean, and how to see which version your site is running.
The three kinds of admin
What a Site Admin, an Admin and a Manager may each do in the admin panel, so that you can give each helper the right kind of login.
Add, change or remove an admin
Give someone a login to the admin panel, change what they may do, take their access away, or hand the whole site to a new webmaster.
After setup: a checklist
The things worth doing in the first week of a new site, each with a link to the page that shows how.
Where to find things
Quick links to the answers people look for most often, how to search this guide, and where to get help from a person.