2.1 Getting Started

AIUNIFY Leads is designed around an authenticated workspace. After signing in, users work through the Dashboard and the website-management tools available to their account.

2.2 Recommended First Session

  1. Sign in using your assigned AIUNIFY Leads credentials.
  2. Allow the application to load your available business and website context.
  3. Open the Dashboard.
  4. Review the website or websites available to you.
  5. Confirm the website you intend to manage.
  6. Review the menu options available under your permissions.

2.3 Recommended Website Setup Order

Step Task
1 Create or select the website.
2 Assign or confirm its website category.
3 Configure its languages.
4 Create its website pages.
5 Configure website settings and identity.
6 Build page sections using Website Builder.
7 Create legal pages where required.
8 Preview and verify the public website.

2.4 Website Context

AIUNIFY Leads supports multiple websites. Website-specific screens use a website identifier to determine which pages, settings, languages, and builder sections belong to the current website.

If expected content does not appear, confirm that you are viewing the correct website before recreating or changing anything.

2.5 Language Context

Website languages are also website-specific. AIUNIFY Leads supports a default language for each website, and the system ensures that a website has a default language when language records are present.

When multiple languages exist, content and settings can vary by language.

2.6 Before Building Pages

  1. Confirm the website.
  2. Confirm the intended language.
  3. Determine which public pages are required.
  4. Determine the order of those pages.
  5. Determine which sections each page needs.
  6. Confirm branding, contact information, and SEO information.

2.7 AI Website Wizard

When available, the AI Website Wizard can accelerate initial website creation. The confirmed creation workflow validates a website name, URL slug, primary theme color, theme mode, one or more languages, and website settings.

A website slug must use lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.

Example: my-business-website is an acceptable slug format.

2.8 Subscription and Feature Availability

The website creation workflow includes a subscription-module visibility check. If the applicable website limit has been reached, the application can prevent creation until the available plan capacity is increased.

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