> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.alvys.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Start here > The first-week path on Alvys: sign in, set up users and permissions, add your fleet, create a load, and know how to get help. This is the short path from a new account to a dispatched load. Work the sections in order. Each card opens the full how-to — this page does not replace those articles. ## 1. Set up your account Sign-in and user access are the first things new teams ask about. An admin creates users and assigns a role; every user then signs in, accepts the terms, and can turn on MFA. Create accounts, sign in, reset a password, and switch organizations. Edit, deactivate, and assign roles from Company Profile. What Admin, Dispatcher, Biller, Sales, and Safety can do. The permission toggles that gate rates, dispatch, billing, and reports. Turn on multi-factor authentication for your Alvys login. ## 2. Add your fleet Loads need drivers and trucks. Set these up before you create the first shipment, and get drivers onto the mobile app so they can accept work. Add a driver profile and the details dispatch needs to assign them. Create a truck record and attach it to a fleet. Group trucks by region, division, or equipment type. How drivers sign in, accept loads, and send updates from the phone. ## 3. Run your first load A load is the core record in Alvys. Create it, put it on the board or dispatch it, and know what each status means. Enter the customer, stops, and rates for a new shipment. Find available loads and filter the board the way your team works. Assign a driver or carrier and release the load to the road. Plan assignments across drivers, trucks, and the day's work. What each status means and how to move a load back a step. ## 4. Get help How to reach the support team and what to include in a request. Fix stale screens, login loops, and other browser issues. Find customers, carriers, locations, and other records from the catalogs. ## Product Walkthroughs Watch a walkthrough, then open the written article. Start at [Product Walkthroughs](/help/getting-started/product-walkthrough) or jump to one: Users, offices, fleets, and permissions. Cover a load with your own driver and truck. Cover a load with an outside carrier. Email, factoring, or online / originals. Pay periods, rates, and statements. Safety records and the Asset Safety Report. Built-in reports — Custom Reports is a separate add-on. ## After your first week Once loads are moving, the next questions are usually invoicing, driver pay, and changing a released load. Those live in their own sections — start with [Managing a load](/help/loads-trips/managing-a-load) and the Accounting & Settlements guides.