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Get to know OroMiQ

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This tour shows you how OroMiQ is laid out so you can find your way around in a few minutes: Views and your Home dashboard, the main navigation, the search command palette, and where your settings live.

The shape of OroMiQ

OroMiQ is a relationship CRM at its core: a visual pipeline, call logging, email sequences, contacts and companies, and reporting. On top of that, you can switch on optional data layers (such as Companies House or The Gazette) that enrich your records. The core works on its own; the data layers are there when they help.

Start in Views

When you sign in, you land in Views. Your first tab is a dashboard called Home. It starts with three widgets: Pipeline summary, Action Queue and Recent activity, and you can add more, such as the 90-day cash-in forecast and What to push shown here.

Each tab is a saved list, pipeline, dashboard or report. Related tabs can sit together in a group, such as Sales or Finance; click a group’s name to show or hide its tabs. Click the + at the end of the tab strip to add your own. To come back here, click Views at the top of the sidebar or the OroMiQ logo.

Views open on the Home tab, with tabs and tab groups across the top and the navigation sidebar on the left. The Pipeline summary widget shows a count for each stage of the Sales pipeline and the Action Queue lists overdue follow-ups; below them, the 90-day cash-in forecast has a bar for the next 30, 31 to 60 and 61 to 90 days, and What to push lists the opportunities to close in 31 to 60 days.

Use the sidebar to move around

The left sidebar is your main navigation. From the top:

  • CRM: Companies, Contacts, Activity, Email, Calendar and Bulk edit
  • Documents
  • Sales: Pipeline, Opportunities, Meetings and Telesales
  • Finance: Quotes, Invoices, Contracts, Products, Expenses and Time
  • Delivery: Outreach, Playbooks, Engagements, Projects and Rooms
  • Marketing: Campaigns, Sequences, Postal Outbox and Web forms
  • Action Queue, which opens your to-do list in a drawer on the right, with a badge showing what is due
  • Intelligence
  • Align: Assessments, Reports, Frameworks and Team
  • Add-ons and Settings

Click a group to expand it, then choose a page. A padlock next to an item means it is not part of your plan yet.

Note

Data layers do not add their own sidebar groups. When you switch one on, its pages appear as tabs inside Intelligence. If your sidebar looks shorter than a colleague’s, your role has fewer permissions. See Turn on a data layer.
The left navigation sidebar with the CRM group expanded and Contacts selected, showing Companies, Contacts, Activity, Email, Calendar and Bulk edit, followed by Documents, Sales, Finance, Delivery, Marketing, Action Queue with a badge, Intelligence, Align, Add-ons and Settings, beside the Contacts list.

Search anything with the command palette

Click the search icon in the top bar (or press ⌘ K on a Mac, Ctrl K on Windows) to open the command palette.

Start typing to jump to a page, a setting, a company or a person. Results are grouped under Recent, Pages, Settings, Companies, People and Actions. Companies and people show once you have typed two characters. Press Esc to close it.

The command palette open with the search penn, showing the company Pennington Accountancy under Companies and the contact Grace Pennington under People.

Find your profile and settings

Your avatar sits in the top-right corner. Click it to open your menu: My account (your profile), Settings (your workspace), Change Password and Logout.

Every settings page, including Security for your password, two-factor sign-in and passkeys, is also listed under Settings at the bottom of the sidebar. Add-ons sits just above it.

Tip

The top bar also has a notification bell and a What’s New button, so you can catch up on alerts and the latest product changes.
The avatar menu open in the top-right corner under the user name and role, showing My account, Settings, Change Password and Logout.