# Ynteq Docs

## Landing Page

- [Welcome at Ynteq!](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/welcome-at-ynteq.md): This is your starting point to explore everything you need to know about our product.
- [First log-in (in tool overview)](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/setting-up-ynteq/first-log-in-in-tool-overview.md): On this page you find a quick overview of the home screen of the tool.
- [Mobile Application](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/setting-up-ynteq/mobile-application.md)
- [Add or migrate data](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/setting-up-ynteq/add-or-migrate-data.md): To get the most out of Ynteq, it’s important to add all your data.
- [Add team members](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/setting-up-ynteq/add-team-members.md): To roll out Ynteq within your organization, it’s important to add your team members.
- [Features overview](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/ynteq-features/features-overview.md)
- [Managing Work Orders](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/ynteq-features/managing-work-orders.md): The core of the system: where you & your team manage day-to-day activities
- [Managing Requests](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/ynteq-features/managing-requests.md): All users can access this page to request works to the maintenance team
- [Managing Periodic Maintenance](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/ynteq-features/managing-periodic-maintenance.md): The place where you build & maintain your maintenance regime
- [Managing Assets](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/ynteq-features/managing-assets.md): A ledger of all assets and the important information for physical asset at your site
- [Managing Spare Parts](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/ynteq-features/managing-spare-parts.md): Keep track of spare parts and investigate inventory levels
- [Analysis & Reporting](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/ynteq-features/analysis-and-reporting.md)
- [Working with external vendors](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/ynteq-features/working-with-external-vendors.md)
- [User management](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/ynteq-configurations/user-management.md): Ynteq offers 3 default roles, and on top of that allows you to create custom roles.
- [Notification settings](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/ynteq-configurations/notification-settings.md)
- [Tutorials](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/other-resources/tutorials.md)
- [Switching to Ynteq](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/other-resources/switching-to-ynteq.md)
- [Setting up the API](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/api-docs/setting-up-the-api.md)
- [Requests and work orders](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/api-docs/requests-and-work-orders.md)
- [Additions](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/api-docs/additions.md)
- [Parts inventory](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/api-docs/parts-inventory.md)
- [Models](https://ynteq.gitbook.io/ynteq-docs/api-docs/models.md)


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