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# Guided Tours

## Overview

To help users get familiar with the T4K Management Console quickly, guided tours are built into every page. Each tour provides a walkthrough of the panels, icons, and buttons available on that view.

Guided tours are available for the following pages:

1. Home Page — Namespace Level
2. Home Page — Application Level
3. Resource Management Page
   1. BackupPlans
   2. Targets
   3. Hooks
   4. Retention Policy
   5. Disaster Recovery

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Trilio continually adds new guided tours and context-driven tours with each release.
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All guided tours are provided as independent tours so users can select the specific view they want to explore, rather than being required to follow a single end-to-end walkthrough.

## Starting a Guided Tour

Each page in the Management Console has a **Guided Tour** button. Click it to launch the tour for that page. The tour highlights each element in sequence, with a short description of its purpose and any available actions.


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