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Getting started

Learn what you need before using Classia, who this guide is for, and the first steps to set up your organisation, sign in, and create classes or terms

Overview

This section helps you get started with Classia.

It is designed for new users who are setting up their account for the first time, as well as existing users who want a clearer understanding of the basics. You do not need to complete everything at once. Classia is flexible and can be set up gradually.

Who this is for

Getting started is useful if you are:

  • A teacher or studio owner new to Classia
  • An authorised staff member joining an existing account
  • Setting up a new organisation or location

If you already use Classia day to day, you may want to jump straight to the section that matches what you are trying to do.

What you need before you start

Before using Classia, you will need:

  • An active Classia account
  • Access to the email address linked to your account
  • Basic information about your classes, such as days, times, and age ranges

You do not need to have pricing, terms, or payment details ready immediately. These can be added later.

Your first steps

Most people begin by:

  1. Signing in to their account
  2. Checking their organisation details
  3. Creating their first class or term

You can stop and return at any point. Changes are saved automatically as you work.

Key concepts to understand early

Classia is built around a few simple ideas that appear throughout the system:

  • Classes represent what you teach
  • Terms group classes over a date range
  • Enrolments link participants to classes
  • People includes participants, parents or payers, and staff

You do not need to master these straight away, but understanding them will make later sections easier to follow.

What’s covered in this section

The pages in Getting started explain:

  • How to sign in and out securely
  • How to reset your password
  • What to do when setting up Classia for the first time
  • Common words and phrases used in the system

Each page focuses on one topic and can be read on its own.

If you’re unsure where to begin

If you feel unsure or overwhelmed, start with:

  • Welcome to Classia for a high-level introduction
  • First-time setup checklist for a practical starting point

You can always return to this section later as your use of Classia grows.

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