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    Find Your Way

    Use search, Help and resources, and page context to reach the right Thalovant guide quickly.

    Use this page when you’re inside Thalovant and need the fastest route to the right answer.

    The app gives you three simple helpers: resource search, Help and resources, and page context for support.

    The search field at the top of the app finds anything by name. Every page has a Help and resources link to its matching guide. When you ask for help, copy the support context and strip the secrets out first. A locked action means a limit: open Billing or Known Limits. A symptom you can see means the Troubleshooting Index.

    For public information, use Thalovant, Showroom, Explore, or these documentation pages. You can also search the web for Thalovant Showroom, Thalovant Explore, or a guide’s title. A new or updated page may take time to appear in a search engine.

    The dashboard manages your account’s resources after sign-in. Your private workspace resources and their contents are not public search results.

    Use the search field at the top of the app when you know the name of a hub, connection, or access-rule set.

    1. Focus search. Use the top search field or the keyboard shortcut shown inside it.
    2. Type the resource name. Search works best with names, slugs, or clear words from the item.
    3. Open the matching result. The result takes you to the page that owns that item.

    If search says no matching resources, check whether the item belongs to another hub, uses a different name, or is hidden by your current plan.

    Help and resources is the safe handoff point when you don’t know where to go next.

    Search docs

    Best when you know the symptom or page name.

    Open related areas

    Best when you came from a product page and need the closest guide.

    Copy context

    Best before asking for help. It includes page and plan context without secrets.

    Ask the community

    Best for public setup questions after removing private material.

    If the app saysRead
    ConnectionsConnections
    ACLsAccess rules
    Store or SkillsSkill Sets
    TopologyTopology
    Analytics or Top 15 explorerAnalytics
    LockedBilling and Plans or Known Limits
    1. Name what you see. Use the visible status, button text, or page name.
    2. Open Help and resources. Keep the source page attached when possible.
    3. Search docs with the visible words. Try phrases like client offline, setup link expired, or button locked.
    4. Copy support context if needed. Add what you expected, what happened, and what changed recently.
    5. Remove secrets before sharing. Never include setup links, connection files, passwords, tokens, or payment details.

    You’re on the right path when:

    • the docs page matches the words you see in the app;
    • the page tells you the first action;
    • the next check belongs to one clear area;
    • support context is safe to share if you need help.
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