Onboarding, step by step
After creating your account you go through a short wizard. On the web and in the iPhone app it is the same seven steps, in the same order. You can start on one device and finish on the other.
| Step | What you set | Skip? |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Light or dark theme, and your language | No |
| Profile | Home address, mileage rate and your default rate, hourly or daily | No |
| Accounting | Connect Moneybird, Rompslomp or e-Boekhouden, and import contacts as employers | Yes |
| Employers | Your employers, each with a rate and an iCal feed | Yes |
| Calendar | Your private calendar as blocked days, a fixed day off, and the export to your own calendar | Yes |
| Goals | Your monthly income target and holiday weeks | Yes |
| Limits | Maximum hours per week and days per month, plus rest and days off | Yes |
Why the order matters
Section titled “Why the order matters”- The rate from your profile is filled in on every employer you add after it. So fill it in first.
- Your home address is where travel distance is measured from. Without an address GigGuru cannot work out mileage. See travel costs and distance.
- The language you pick applies to the rest of the wizard.
Skipped something? You can do it later
Section titled “Skipped something? You can do it later”Everything in the wizard is also under Settings afterwards. On the web, completed steps in the progress bar are clickable, so you can go back without starting over.