Quick Start Guide: Getting started with ADR Notable in 4 easy steps

Welcome to ADR Notable! We are excited to show you how this first-of-its-kind mediation technology tool can help you every day, whether you are a case manager, a firm administrator, or a mediator who is managing sessions that are held in person or remotely.  The following steps will guide you through the process of getting ADR Notable set up and ready to go!  And remember that you can always find your way back to this article by using the "Back" buttons in your Browser.

Step 1:  Create an account and set up your profile.

If you have not already done so, please create your ADR Notable account and set up your profile.  It's easy to sign up for the 90-day free trial -- no credit card information is required at this stage.  The following will tell you everything you need to know:  

• Setting up a new account
• ADR Notable plans:  Free Trial
• Setting up My Profile  

Do you already have an account and profile set up?  Great!  Just log in at app.adrnotable.com  and the rest of this article will help you get ready to create your first case.  You can also log in to ADR Notable via the "Login" button on our website, www.adrnotable.com.

Step 2:  Tour "My Dashboard"

Each time you log in to ADR Notable, you will be on your Dashboard.  So take a few minutes to learn about the Dashboard features.  Then click on the articles below to learn how to personalize your Dashboard by linking your email and calendar to ADR Notable.

• Using My Dashboard
• Setting up your Google calendar and Gmail 
• Setting up your Microsoft 365 Outlook calendar and email 

Step 3:  Explore the Main Menu

Wherever you are in ADR Notable, you will be able to open the main menu by clicking on the arrow  in the lower left corner of your screen.

• Exploring the Main Menu  
• Managing My Library
• Setting up My Firm

Step 4:  You say potato...

Before going further, this is a good time to take a look at two other articles:  the first is our Glossary of Terms.   It will help with "Noteboards" vs. "Dashboards" as well as explain how we use common mediation terms in ADR Notable.

The second is a description of the fictitious case that we will be using throughout the Knowledge Base and on our website.  It describes a dispute between the Landmark Mall Development Company and the Landmark Homeowners. 

• The ADR Notable Glossary of Terms
• Sample Case:  Landmark Mall Development Company and Landmark Homeowners

Congratulations! 

You are now ready to set up your first case in ADR Notable!

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