Setting Up Your Organization¶
This page walks you through creating your Mention account, creating your organization, and finishing the guided setup so your team can start learning.
Create your account and organization¶
- Open mentionai.app and complete sign-up.
- When prompted, create an organization — usually your company or team name.
- You become that organization’s admin: you can connect content, curate learning material, invite people, and view progress.
If setup is not finished yet, Mention sends you to the onboarding wizard each time you sign in until you complete it. If you leave and come back, Mention picks up where you left off — you don't lose progress.
The onboarding wizard¶
The wizard runs in five steps.
Step 1: Connect a source¶
Link your first place where content lives — for example Notion, Confluence, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, GitHub, Slack, Microsoft 365, or Intercom. Mention then pulls a catalog of available content from the source (a few seconds to a few minutes). See Connecting sources.
Step 2: Choose assets¶
Pick the documents (or other supported content) you want Mention to use — up to 2,000 per integration. Only what you activate here is analyzed for concepts and processes; the wizard waits for that analysis to finish before audience creation. See Managing assets.
Step 3: Create an audience¶
An audience is a group of people who share one glossary and one playbook (for example, "Engineering" or "Customer success"). Enter a name and description; Mention provisions the glossary and playbook automatically. You can also invite teammates here by email, choosing admin (full management) or member (learn only) — see Inviting members.
Step 4: Describe the audience¶
Mention sketches a persona from the audience's name and description — usually enough to start building right away. If it needs to fill a gap, it asks a multiple-choice question or two (you can write in your own answer); otherwise it advances automatically. See Building with Personas.
Step 5: Your playbook¶
Mention builds the glossary and playbook. You can review and adjust the playbook here, then finish onboarding. After that, future sign-ins go straight to the app instead of the wizard.
After onboarding¶
You land on your Audiences. Open one and you'll see a Learn tab (the member learning experience, the default landing tab) plus management tabs for its Playbook, Glossary, Members, Adoption, and FAQs.
The admin sidebar has three sections — Audiences, Knowledge (teach Mention and resolve contradictions; see Steering), and Sources. The footer shows your plan and credits usage.
Related guides¶
- Quickstart: Admin — compressed path from sign-up to first audience
- Connecting sources
- Creating audiences
- Building with Personas
- Inviting members