The seven doors
Ask — the manual. Where a question gets an answer.
Queue — waiting on you. One list of everything holding for your say-so.
Rooms — your team’s channels. Talking, inside your own firm.
Customers — accounts. Your properties, people, quotes and orders.
Work — the board. Every open job, and who owes the next move.
Training — from your pages. Your released manual, as your team’s training.
Support — help with Bisbe. You asking us, answered out of our manual.
Customers is its own part of Bisbe. If your bar shows six doors rather than seven, that is why.
If you own the firm you also see Set up, and that is an eighth tab rather than an eighth door. It is not a room your team works in, and nobody else at your firm sees it: it is where you look after the firm itself — who is on the team, what your firm can open, your seats, your name and look, and every change ever made. Everyone else sees the seven.
The seven doors
More in Getting started4 pages
- What Bisbe isBisbe is your business written down, and then answered back to you.
- Finding your way aroundYour doors never move and never scroll away.
- Trying it without touching your own recordsThere is an invented company you can walk through.
- Putting Bisbe on your phoneBisbe is built for a phone first.
Not what you were after?
Every page we have written down is in one list. If your question is not in any of them, email us at hello@bisbe.xyz — a person reads it and a person answers.