Getting Started
Get started with Claret — setup guides for admin users configuring Claret modules and orientation guides for new users.
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Get started with Claret — setup guides for admin users configuring Claret modules and orientation guides for new users.
Welcome to Claret!
The Claret documentation is structured in the same way as the app itself. The menu on the left mirrors the menu within Claret so that you can easily find instructions and documentation for a section of the app as you use it.
If you're responsible for setting up Claret for your organization, we recommend stepping through the following:
Navigating Claret — understand the app layout and key concepts
Global Settings — review the calendars, hierarchies, and base data that have been set up for you
Set up your modules — step through the setup guide for each module you've purchased:
Sales Collaboration
Long Term Planning
Forecast Workbench
Inventory Workbench - Partner
Inventory Workbench - Internal
Make Planning
Crop Supply Planning
Transactional Data — load your sales, inventory, and supply plan data
Many modules share common data (Items, Customer Groups, Calendars). If you're setting up multiple modules, the setup guides will indicate what may already be done from previous module setups.
For a quick reference of all the master data required for each module, see Setting up Modules.
If your admin has already set up Claret and you're ready to start using it:
Your First Day in Claret — what to expect when you first log in, how to navigate, and your first tasks
Key Concepts — understand hierarchies, views, calendars, data flow, and other core ideas
Navigating Claret — understand the app layout and navigation menu
Managing Views — learn how to configure views to see the data you need
Each module also has a Quick Start guide for day-to-day users:
Sales Collaboration
Forecast Workbench
Long Term Planning
Inventory Workbench - Partner
Inventory Workbench - Internal
Make Planning
Crop Supply Planning
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