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# Guided tours

## Guided tours

Myra includes optional in-app spotlight tours to help administrators learn key workflows. Tours appear as step-by-step overlays pointing at relevant UI elements.

You can **skip** or **dismiss** any tour at any time. Completing or dismissing a tour is remembered per user — it will not restart automatically.

### Available tours

#### Create your first survey

Starts when you open survey settings as a new admin. The tour covers:

1. Creating a custom survey from a template or scratch.
2. Customizing the form and choosing the right collection scope.
3. Opening the **Collection** tab and enabling collection.
4. Opening the **Sharing & embed** tab.
5. Copying the public survey link and trying it yourself.

Available in both project-level and global app contexts.

#### Report insights

Starts on the **Reports** tab. The tour covers:

1. Reading score tiles and trend charts.
2. Exploring individual feedback items and filters.
3. Creating a linked Jira issue from a feedback response.

#### Translation Studio

Starts when you first open the **Translations** tab. The tour covers:

1. Managing language packs.
2. Editing grouped survey labels.
3. Using the live preview.
4. Saving changes and activating a language pack.

### Tips

* Tours advance automatically when you complete the highlighted action (for example, toggling collection on or copying a link).
* If you dismiss a tour mid-way, you can still use every feature normally — tours are guidance, not gates.
* To revisit a completed tour, contact your Myra administrator or check future release notes for a replay option.


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