The GUI is how you, the user, interact with SquidWeb. This includes all windows, icons, menus, pages and features that may be manipulated by the mouse or keyboard.
Understanding how SquidWeb’s GUI is laid out and how to navigate it, will help new users get started.
All of SquidWeb’s support and tutorial material are made for users with s basic understanding of SquidWeb terminology and design. This video will introduce you to SquidWeb and the tools to start working.
You will receive a welcome email from SquidWeb support when you account is ready, this email will contain a unique URL link, follow it to set up your new password.
Once logged in for the first time you can edit your user settings to complete your account setup.
If you forget your password, use the forgotten password feature on the login page to send yourself a new link.
When you add a new location to SquidWeb 3, geolocation data is used to calculate the location of a venue. The details you enter are used calculate where in the world your new location is and places the location pin on the map.
But remember, the pin will NOT be accurate to the front door of the location, this means you have to move the pin to the exact meeting point you want your crew members to use when they have a job there. This might be the loading bay of an arena or the service entrance to hotel, but make sure click and drag that pin to where you want the crew to meet!
Here is our guide to add new location in SquidWeb: