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Annotated onboarding checklist showing role-specific setup paths in Ergo. Use this page as the first setup pass before inviting a broader team or judging whether Ergo outputs are complete.

Who can use this

  • Admins and setup owners coordinating the rollout.
  • Users completing personal connections after shared systems are ready.
  • Spectators or managers who need limited access to meetings or reporting.

Before you start

  • Decide who owns Ergo account setup before inviting the broader team.
  • Confirm whether you are setting up shared systems, personal connections, or limited access.
  • Confirm whether you are a user, admin, super admin, or spectator.
  • Keep gated areas such as CRM fields, field mapping, pricing, reporting, and organization defaults with the right admin owner.

Steps

  • Complete shared setup first: CRM connection, field mapping, pipeline stages, company details, meeting-title phrases, collaboration tools, notetaker defaults, email templates, and reporting or pricing setup when enabled.
  • Then complete personal setup: email/calendar connection, notetaker or desktop capture path, collaboration access, and any sync-from-admin step that applies to the user.
  • Use Setup by role when someone only needs the part of the setup path they own.
  • Verify one controlled workflow before broad rollout: one meeting or call, dashboard visibility, expected processing state, and CRM, reporting, or draft output when configured.

What to expect

  • The setup path can differ by role, spectator status, feature availability, and reporting access.
  • Admin-owned setup can unlock source context for users, but each user may still need personal email/calendar, notetaker, or collaboration access.
  • Downstream outputs depend on connected sources, permissions, field mapping, filters, and processing state.

Common issues

  • A required source is disconnected, stale, or not matched to the right account.
  • A user expects to change an admin-owned setting.
  • A spectator or shared-link viewer expects broader access than their scope grants.
  • A filter, permission, or setting hides the expected result.
  • A meeting is detected but the notetaker, desktop capture, processing, or downstream output did not complete.
Last modified on June 8, 2026