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Signing up and your dashboard

What you see when you sign in, and where everything else is.

By The Abroad Allies team

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Where you land

Signing in takes you straight to your dashboard. It is built around two questions: what needs you right now, and what is already in motion. Orders waiting on something from you — a document, a decision, a payment — are grouped first. Everything already moving follows, each one showing its health colour and a plain sentence for what happens next.

Everything else, in one place

The dashboard is the hub; everything else in the product is one click from it:

  • Orders — every order you have placed, each opening its full timeline.
  • Start an order — the guided builder, reached from any service page.
  • Appointments — Live Shopping sessions, upcoming, happening and done.
  • Subscriptions — care plans, what is left this cycle, and when it renews.
  • People — everyone you order for; see Adding a parent or relative.
  • Vault — documents held for you; see Your document vault.
  • Family — your care circle; see Sharing orders with your family.
  • Messages — conversation threads tied to your orders.
  • Invoices — what you were charged, itemised.
  • Account — your profile, sign-in details and preferences.

Health colours mean one thing

Wherever you see green, amber or red on an order, it is telling you the health of that order and nothing else — on track, at risk, or needing your attention. These colours are never used decoratively anywhere in the product, so you can trust them at a glance.

Ask Ally

Ask Ally "where do I see what needs me today" and it will point you back to your dashboard.

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