Getting Started

Implementation is a sequence, not a switch. Before daily work can run, an organization activates its license, publishes and gathers acceptance of its disclaimer, chooses its languages, records its profile and business hours, and models its units, positions, and people. Each of those steps is a real screen — most of them in System Administration, the organization model, and HCM.

What Getting Started adds is the thread through them. The platform stores setup progress per organization, per module, and per step, and checks it after sign-in — an organization that has not finished setting up is routed toward setup rather than dropped into a half-configured workspace. First-run wizard variants of configuration screens, such as the organization chart, support building initial structure step by step.

continON does not promise implementation in hours, because that is not how the product works: activating additional modules is a request-and-provision step, and modeling a real organization takes real decisions. What the platform does provide is a defined order, a recorded checklist, and configuration screens that already exist for each step of it.