The working manual for running a shop on Ranchao. Checked against the running product, so what it describes is what the screen actually does.
A new account walks a short tour on first login: add one thing you rent out, see where bookings live, then your contact details and how you take payment. Four steps for a rental shop, six for trips, and you can stop after any of them.
If you leave halfway through, for example because you went off and actually added a vehicle, a Continue setup bar follows you until you come back to it or dismiss it. Resuming picks up at the next thing, not the one you just did.
The same checklist lives on the Dashboard afterwards and tracks itself from your real data, so a step ticks off when the thing exists, not when you clicked past it. Restart tour on that card runs it again.
The person running the shop: the owner who sets it up, and the manager, agent or employee who works in it every day.
They describe what the product does today, not what it is meant to do eventually. Every page is checked against the running product, so where a screen implies something it does not do, the page says so rather than staying quiet. That is the whole point of writing them this way: a manual you can act on without having to try it first.