Level 4

How to Navigate the Community Site

A guide to the main navigation areas in the Salesforce Community Site and what each section is for.

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Overview

When you log in to the Community Site, you will see a navigation bar at the top of the page.

This is how you move around the system.

Navigation bar in the Community Site

Appointment Management

This section is for anything related to sessions, mentees, and availability.

Navigation bar highlighting Appointment Management

Click a tile to flip it and read what each area is for.

Support

Click a tile to flip it and read what each area is for.

Navigation bar highlighting Support

My Account

Navigation bar highlighting My Account

Click the tiles to flip them and read what each area is for.

Analytics

Navigation bar highlighting Analytics

Profile

Navigation bar highlighting Profile

Extra Links on the Home Page

Team Meeting Log

This contains previous team meeting emails.

You can use it to go back and check old messages if needed.

Available Mentees

This opens a separate Google Doc showing mentees who may be more difficult to assign.

For example, they may have:

  • very specific game interests
  • particular equipment needs
  • a need for a specific skill or match

It is worth checking this regularly if you are looking for additional mentees.

Extra links on the home page

Key Point

Use the navigation bar at the top of the Community Site to move between the main areas:

  • Appointment Management
  • Support
  • My Account
  • Analytics
  • Profile

This should help you find what you need more quickly.

Have a Look Around

Now that you know where everything is, take a few minutes to explore the Community Site on your own.

Try these small tasks to get comfortable with the layout:

  • Find your mentee list under Appointment Management
  • Open the Knowledge Base and browse what is available
  • Check your My Account section to make sure your details are correct

You do not need to change anything yet. The goal is simply to get familiar with where things are so it feels more natural when you need to use them.

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