Signing In and Getting Around

Every Rhythm application opens in a Console that shares the same frame, with the top bar, application list, account name, recent records, side menu, and warnings.

Why a Console page, button, application, or menu entry is refused, greyed out, or missing.

How signing in to a Rhythm Console works, how Rhythm picks the organization (account) you start in, what to do when you are sent to sign in again or land in the wrong place, and how to sign out.

Use the account switcher in the Console's top bar to move to your sandbox or another of your organization's accounts without signing out, and learn why a switch can be refused.

Open another application from the application list, return to a record you looked at earlier from Recently Visited Records, and understand why a record link or a bookmark can take you into a different application's Console.

What the Console home page shows you (your greeting, your most urgent open tasks, announcements, and your organization's overview dashboard), what you can change, and how to refresh a training sandbox from it.

The menu under your name in the Console's top bar holds your personal switches (privacy mode, showing inactive records, opening applications in a new tab), brings dismissed tips back, and leads to tasks, your password, and sign-out.

What to do when the Console refuses a page, keeps a button greyed out, or will not open an application or account, how to read the permission the message names, and why a newly granted permission can take a few minutes to work.