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# Help Center

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<h2 align="center">🆘 What can we help you find?</h2>

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Guides and answers for setting up and running Fridays. Use the search bar at the top to jump straight to an answer, or browse by topic below. For what Fridays is and how it works, see the [FAQ](https://wiki.fridays.bot/faq).

### Browse by topic

| Topic                                                                                            | What's inside                                                                                                |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| 🚀 [**Getting started**](https://claude.ai/chat/getting-started/getting-started-checklist.md)    | Set up your workspace, connect an app, run your first automation, and learn the workspace vs. project model. |
| 💳 [**Plans and billing**](https://claude.ai/chat/plans-billing/how-do-i-change-my-plan.md)      | Change your plan, understand per-business pricing, and see how your spend limit protects you.                |
| 👤 [**Admin**](https://claude.ai/chat/admin/inviting-team-members-to-your-workspace.md)          | Invite teammates and set roles, configure single sign-on, and turn on two-factor authentication.             |
| 🔌 [**Integrations**](https://claude.ai/chat/integrations/connecting-a-third-party-app.md)       | Connect QuickBooks, Gmail, Microsoft 365, and Zoho, fix sync problems, and understand usage limits.          |
| 💡 [**Community**](https://claude.ai/chat/community/sharing-feedback-and-requesting-features.md) | Share feedback, request features, and join the community.                                                    |

### Popular articles

* [Getting started checklist](https://claude.ai/chat/getting-started/getting-started-checklist.md)
* [Connecting a third-party app](https://claude.ai/chat/integrations/connecting-a-third-party-app.md)
* [Why isn't my integration syncing?](https://claude.ai/chat/integrations/why-isnt-my-integration-syncing.md)
* [How do I change my plan?](https://claude.ai/chat/plans-billing/how-do-i-change-my-plan.md)
* [Signing in and two-factor authentication](https://claude.ai/chat/admin/signing-in-and-two-factor-authentication.md)

### Still need help?

Can't find what you need? Email **<support@fridays.bot>** or ask in the [Discord community](https://discord.gg/fridays). *(Replace these with your live links before publishing.)*

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