Home

Home page for welcome messages, announcements, and application navigation.

Overview

The Home page is the default landing page in Labii. It gives users a quick starting point after signing in by displaying an optional home message and the applications available in the organization.

The page is useful for:

• Sharing a welcome message with users

• Posting announcements such as maintenance notices, policy updates, or reminders

• Showing which applications have been purchased

• Listing the tables available under those applications for quick access

What is displayed on the Home page

The Home page can contain the following sections:

• Home message - A custom message displayed at the top of the page when one has been configured

• Applications - A list of purchased applications in the organization

• Tables - The tables available within each application

If no home message has been added, the page still displays the purchased applications and their tables.

The home message is a good place to share onboarding notes, organization-wide announcements, or links to commonly used resources.

Home message

The home message appears at the top of the Home page. It supports formatted content and can be used to make important information visible as soon as users enter the system.

Common examples include:

• Welcome text for new users

• Announcement of scheduled downtime

• Links to SOPs, project pages, or training materials

• Notes about current priorities or deadlines

Edit the home message

Administrators can edit the home message directly from the Home page.

1

Open Home from the side menu.

2

In the home message section, click Edit.

3

Enter or update the message content in the editor. You can use the formatting tools to add headings, lists, links, images, or HTML content as needed.

4

Click Submit to save the message.

Only administrators can edit the home message.

Best practices

To keep the Home page useful and readable:

• Keep the message short and easy to scan

• Put the most important announcement at the top

• Remove outdated notices promptly

• Use links instead of long blocks of text when pointing users to detailed resources