Guide · Getting started

Getting started with Core home

What Core home is for, what each tab holds, and who sees which.

Updated 31 October 2026

Core home is the front door to Core. It lists the applications you can open, shows what is waiting for you across all of them, and keeps your personal settings. Every Core application links back to it from the bar at the top.

The tabs

Core home opens on Applications. The tabs you see depend on who you are.

TabWhat it holdsWho sees it
ApplicationsThe applications you can open, your level in each, and shortcutsEveryone
Waiting for youWhat the applications ask you to do, and your notificationsEveryone
SettingsTheme, size of text and controls, and reduced motionEveryone
NotificationsWhich notifications reach you, application by applicationEveryone
OrganisationThe organisation you work in: its details, people, applications and billingMembers of an organisation
ConnectionsWhich applications your organisation uses, and connectors for the othersYour organisation's administrators
AdministrationAccess requests, the order of applications, and what is runningYour organisation's administrators

The Applications tab

Each application is a card with a Live or Sandbox label, your level in it, when you last used it, and shortcuts to the screens your level allows. Choose Open to go in.

  • Recently used shows the last four applications you opened.
  • Your applications lists the live ones you can open.
  • Sandboxes to try lists the sandboxes: every application with fictional data, reset every night.
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