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Your landing page after signing in — it lists every part of AIM your account can open, plus your alerts and what changed in AIM recently. Where to find it: Open Home in AIM — you will be asked to sign in first.

What you can do here

  • Jump straight to any section your account has access to
  • Read and clear the alerts your team and AIM send you
  • See the newest AIM features, fixes, and improvements
  • Check which business and role you are signed in as

Buttons, fields, and controls

How to: Start your day from Home

  1. Sign in — AIM drops you on this page.
  2. Skim the Notifications panel on the right and click anything that needs you.
  3. Click the tile for the job you are doing next.
You see “3 orders awaiting shipment” in Notifications, click it to jump to the order, then come back and open the Fulfillments tile to work the rest of the queue.

How to: Act on an alert and clear the rest

  1. Look for the highlighted rows in the Notifications panel — those are unread.
  2. Click a row to open whatever it is about; that row is marked read automatically.
  3. Come back to Home and click “Mark all read” once the leftovers no longer need action.
  4. If the wrong things are reaching you, click “Notification settings” and adjust what you receive.
An alert says a Jordan 4 Bred sale needs matching to stock — click it, sort the sale out, then mark the remaining chatter as read.

How to: See what changed in AIM

  1. Look at the “What’s new” panel on the right.
  2. Read the newest dated entry — changes are grouped under headings.
  3. Click “View all” for the full history if you have been away.
A button moved on your Inventory screen — the newest entry explains the change so you are not hunting for it.

How to: Get access to a section you cannot see

  1. Check the tile grid — you only see the parts of AIM your account is allowed to open.
  2. If a section you need is missing, ask an owner or manager to give your account access to it.
  3. Refresh this page; the new tile appears once your access is updated.
A new sales assistant sees Inventory and Retail Sales but no Analytics tile — the owner grants analytics access, the assistant refreshes, and the tile appears.

Good to know

  • Missing tiles are almost always a permissions question, not a fault — someone with owner or manager access can switch a section on for you.
  • Notifications refresh on their own about once a minute, so you do not need to reload the page to see new ones.
  • Marking alerts as read never deletes them; it just clears the highlight.
  • My Profile and Support Tickets are always available, even before anyone sets up your other access.

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