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# Quick Start
This guide gets you up and running in a few minutes.
You get oriented in the dashboard, complete your profile, and secure your account. When you're done, you'll move around the platform confidently and have your account ready to work.
> #### 📘 What will you achieve?
>
> By the end, you'll know the three levels of the dashboard, you'll have your profile complete (name, position, language, and time zone), you'll have secured your account with your own password and your security emails, and you'll know where to check the organizations you belong to and your role in each one.
### Before you begin
You need an account on Plenit and to be signed in. If you arrived via an invitation, log in with your email and the password you set when activating your account.
### 1. Get to know the dashboard and its three levels
When you enter, everything is organized in the **side menu**, structured into three levels:
1. **Home** — your global view. It brings together, aggregated across all your organizations: **Summary**, **Subscriptions**, **Users** and **Events**.
2. **Cloud Services**, **Marketplace** and **IT Management** — Plenit's services, with a cross-cutting view of what you have contracted and what you can contract.
3. **Organization** — the level limited to a single organization, the one you have selected. From here you manage its **Subscriptions**, **Users**, **Customization**, **Profile**, **Contacts**, **Events** and the **Partner Zone**.
The key difference: **Home** gives you the global picture, everything that's yours; the **Organization** level focuses you on a specific company. That's why Subscriptions, Users, and Events appear in both places, with different scope. The **Organization** level and the management of your organizations are documented in their own section; here we're focusing on your account.
Your profile and session are in the **user menu**, at the bottom left: click your name to open **My Profile**, change the theme (light or dark), or log out.
Open the **user menu** and go to **My Profile**. In the **Profile**, fill in your details:
* **Name** and **Last names**.
* **Position** and **Phone**. They are optional and help identify you within your organization.
* **Language** and **Time Zone**. They adjust how you see the platform and how dates are displayed.
* In **Other contact details**, choose between using your main organization's details or defining your own details for your user.
The **Email** and **Last access** (with its IP) appear as reference and are not editable. When you're done, click **Save**.
### 3. Secure your account
In **My Profile**, open the **Security**. It has three sections:
* **Change password** — enter your current password, type the new one twice, and click **Save**.
* **Security emails** — add one or more addresses to recover access and receive security alerts.
* **Delete user** — delete your Plenit user.
To leave your account ready, change the password to your own and add at least one security email.
> #### ❗️ Deleting the user is irreversible
>
> The section **Delete user** permanently deletes your user and cannot be undone. Use it only if you're sure. We explain it in Details.
### 4. Review your organizations and your role
You're still in **My Profile**: open the **Organizations**. Here you see **the organizations you belong to** and, next to each one, your **permission** (for example, Administrator). If you have many, use the name search.
This list is your personal map: it tells you which organizations you're in and with what role. To enter and work in one, select it from the **Organization** selector
> #### 📘 This list is only your personal view
>
> In **My Profile**, the tab **Organizations** shows **your** organizations and **your role**, in read-only mode.
>
> **Managing** organizations—creating, editing, or entering one—is done from its own section, **Organizations**. We clarify that in Concepts.
### 5. Check your activity in Events
Finally, in My Profile open the **Events**. It's your activity log: every action is recorded so you can review it later.
Each event shows three pieces of data, and you can sort by any of them:
* **Area** — the part of the platform where it happened (for example, Servers).
* **Message** — what happened, with a status icon: green if it was successful, red if there was an error.
* **Created** — the date and time.
With **Filters** you narrow down the list to find what you're looking for.
:person-to-portal: This is **your** personal log, within My Profile. Each organization also has its own Events, with that company's activity. You'll see it in its section.
### Check that everything is in order
Quick review:
* You recognize the three menu levels: Home, Services, and Organization.
* Your profile has your name, language, and time zone, and you've saved it.
* You've changed the password and added a security email.
* You know where to see your organizations and your role.
> #### 👍 All green
>
> Your account is ready and you move around the dashboard with ease. Everything you do from here on builds on this foundation.
### Next steps
* Learn in depth how account and organizations relate in [**Concepts**](/docs-en/platform/accounts/concepts.md)
* Learn specific tasks (editing your profile, configuring your security emails, adding users, checking your events) in the [**how-to guides**.](/docs-en/platform/accounts/how-to.md)
* Consult the reference for fields and statuses in[ **Details**.](/docs-en/platform/accounts/details.md)
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