When you create a new workspace, Superlemon walks you through a short setup so the product understands your brand before you dive into campaigns. You’ll see a clear step-by-step path in the app — this page explains what each stage is for.

Why onboarding exists

Campaigns and suggestions are only as good as the context you give them. Onboarding makes sure you’ve added enough for Superlemon to sound like you and to know who you’re talking to — before the rest of the workspace unlocks.

What you’ll do, in order

Add knowledge — connect websites, paste key links, or add sources your team already trusts. This is the foundation for everything later.
Review your brand summary — read what Superlemon inferred and correct anything that’s off so tone and facts stay accurate.
Refine audiences — confirm or adjust who you market to so messaging stays relevant.
Add competitors — name who you’re often compared to so positioning and ideas stay grounded.
Mark the workspace ready — when you’re happy with the basics, finish this flow to open Intelligence, Content Studio, schedule, and the rest.

If you get stuck

You can usually go back a step in the app to fix something. If a page won’t advance, check for required fields or red error text — most issues are a missing link or permission from an admin.

After you’re done

Your workspace home becomes the hub for day-to-day work. You can always return to brand and knowledge areas later to keep things up to date.