Find your way around the portal

Signing in lands you in the portal. It holds your site, its analytics, its search health and your plan.

Editing lives with the site#

There is no separate studio to switch into.

• The AI and the site share one room. You look at your real site and type the change beside it.
• What you see is what a visitor gets, because it is the site rather than a mockup.
• Nothing is live until you publish it. Every change is staged first.

What each area holds#

Four things, and they are the four things a site owner asks about.

• Your site - the live pages, the editor, and the staged changes waiting for approval.
• Analytics - how many people came and what they looked at.
• Search health - whether Google and the answer engines can read your pages.
• Your plan - what you are on, what is included, and what you have used this month.

Holding more than one site#

The portal handles several sites on one account.

• Each site has its own pages, its own domain and its own staging.
• The credit allowance is shared across every site on the account, not split per site.
• Any single site pauses structural publishing after 100 publishes in a month.

Getting to it#

The portal is reachable from every page.

• The profile icon at the top right of any page opens the sign-in card.
• Log in does the same thing with words instead of an icon.
• Bookmark /portal/ if you would rather go straight there.