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People · enablement
LiveHires fail when everyone sits through the owner tour. Each role gets a 10–20 minute first win, screenshot pins, and a competence list. The in-app checklist stays the Day-0 contract for owners.
Primary persona: Owner training the floor / workshop manager
The problem
Shared owner logins, feature dumps before the first RO, and training from PDFs instead of the board produce slow desks and illegal stage jumps.
Why it matters
Role logins from day one keep labour, RBAC, and audit honest.
Search-before-create at the desk is the cheapest duplicate-prevention in the product.
Techs who land on My Day stay on the floor; techs who land on ARO charts go back to paper.
Competence checklists beat attendance. Day 7 they teach one step.
Proof from the live demo
Captured from the seeded multi-tenant demo. Open the same surface with demo credentials.


Stage sequence
Each stage lists the action, the business why, and the intended outcome. This is how we implement and test the product — not marketing fiction.
Action
Open the staff academy. Choose reception, advisor, tech, parts, owner, or books — not “everyone”.
Why this stage
The owner dashboard is the wrong first screen for a technician.
Action
Coach runs the first-win sequence on the seeded demo. Hire only logs in as their role.
Why this stage
Adults need a complete picture before they drive.
Action
Hire runs the same sequence twice. Coach interrupts only for search-before-create, skipped auth, or illegal board moves.
Why this stage
Muscle memory, not a second slide deck.
Action
Checklist without the coach. Day 7 the hire teaches one step to the next person.
Why this stage
Teaching is the retention test. Attendance is not.
Related search intent
FAQ
Structured for buyers and search.
No. It is role curricula on the marketing site plus the in-app Day-0 checklist and product tour. Process Studio SOP authoring remains on the Growth roadmap.