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# Users onboarding page

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* [Definition](#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-definition)
* [Create an onboarding](#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-createanonboarding)
  * [About your presentation](#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutyourpresentation)
  * [About me](#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutme)
  * [About your user categories](#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutyourusercategories)
  * [About your user attributes](#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutyouruserattributes)
  * [About your user address](#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutyouruseraddress)
* [Read an onboarding](#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-readanonboarding)
* [Update an onboarding](#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-updateanonboarding)
* [Delete an onboarding](#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-deleteanonboarding)
* [Related resources](#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-relatedressources)

## Definition <a href="#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-definition" id="id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-definition"></a>

The onboarding is a way to push the user to fill in his personal information

## Create an onboarding <a href="#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-createanonboarding" id="id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-createanonboarding"></a>

The onboarding is to complete the user's profile information.

### About your presentation <a href="#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutyourpresentation" id="id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutyourpresentation"></a>

This section is to load a profile picture. Having a profile picture will help user to recognize you when you will perform the service.

Users can drag and drop the picture they want to set for their profile (figure 1).

<figure><img src="/files/4yTBxQujq3a8l7rWLxNn" alt=""><figcaption><p>figure 1</p></figcaption></figure>

### About me <a href="#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutme" id="id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutme"></a>

The “about me” part is a text area (figure 2) where the user can introduce himself, talk about what he wants in relation to his profile on the platform.\
It is a part that introduces the user to other users of the platform.

<figure><img src="/files/sTjZdXEmMSSpcGiL8yLB" alt=""><figcaption><p>figure 2</p></figcaption></figure>

### About your user categories <a href="#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutyourusercategories" id="id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutyourusercategories"></a>

Users can choose their user category by ticking the checkboxes corresponding to their user category (figure 3).

Learn more on users categories: [User categories management](/v2.0/superadmin/users/user-categories-management.md)

<figure><img src="/files/NQueGLKXWspWR3SS8gHK" alt=""><figcaption><p>figure 3</p></figcaption></figure>

### About your user attributes <a href="#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutyouruserattributes" id="id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutyouruserattributes"></a>

Users can choose their user attributes according to the category selected (figure 4).

The attributes can have different types of fields, such as text area, pick-up dates, numbers, checkboxes, choice lists…

Learn more on users attributes here: [User attributes management](/v2.0/superadmin/users/user-attributes-management.md)

<figure><img src="/files/wxKxy6ObTl8f0RE1E8mP" alt=""><figcaption><p>figure 4</p></figcaption></figure>

### About your user address <a href="#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutyouruseraddress" id="id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-aboutyouruseraddress"></a>

User can register their user address by filling all fields (figure 5).

This will not impact the listing address.

<figure><img src="/files/O37aa4wge56QmYmGRhGy" alt=""><figcaption><p>figure 5</p></figcaption></figure>

## Read an onboarding <a href="#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-readanonboarding" id="id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-readanonboarding"></a>

The information saved during the user onboarding can be read through the user profile dashboard here: [User profile dashboard (All rendering types)](/v2.0/dashboards/user-profile-dashboard/user-profile-dashboard-all-rendering-types.md)

## Update an onboarding <a href="#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-updateanonboarding" id="id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-updateanonboarding"></a>

To update the user onboarding information, it can be done through the user dashboard, in the My profile section.

Learn more on the user profile dashboard here: [User profile dashboard (All rendering types)](/v2.0/dashboards/user-profile-dashboard/user-profile-dashboard-all-rendering-types.md)

## Delete an onboarding <a href="#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-deleteanonboarding" id="id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-deleteanonboarding"></a>

User can not delete an onboarding but they can skip it, at the end on the page they can click on the button “Skip” (figure 6).

<figure><img src="/files/c2i1j3ObP8exfGqWkBT5" alt=""><figcaption><p>figure 6</p></figcaption></figure>

## Related ressources <a href="#id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-relatedressources" id="id-1.14.x-usersonboardingpage-relatedressources"></a>

**SBO:**

* [User categories management](/v2.0/superadmin/users/user-categories-management.md)
* [User attributes management](/v2.0/superadmin/users/user-attributes-management.md)

**Dashboard:**

* [User profile dashboard (All rendering types)](/v2.0/dashboards/user-profile-dashboard/user-profile-dashboard-all-rendering-types.md)

**Business rules:**

* [Users onboarding - Business rules](/v2.0/core-concepts/users-onboarding.md)


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