> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.siit.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.siit.io/guides/getting-started/getting-started-for-admins.md). # For Admins Set up your Siit workspace and get your team started.


Approval steps: reminders, switching approvers, and auto-decisions	Build richer approval flows in Siit, nudge slow approvers, hand an approval to someone else, or let an approval resolve itself on a condition in approval policies.	Send approval reminders and reassign approvers
Admin Guide: Setting Up Your Siit Workspace	Set up your Siit workspace as an admin and follow a request from creation to resolution: navigate the top bar, read the Requests list columns, open a request and close it	Find your way around Siit
Set up the Employee Portal	Customize the Employee Portal: domain, logo, colors and cover, navigation layout, satisfaction surveys, AI assistant behavior and audiences per user group	Set up the self service portal
Introducing Siit – Your New Employee Support Tool	Announce Siit to your employees with ready-to-use templates: a short post for Slack, Teams or Siit communications and a full rollout email explaining why and how to use it	Announce Siit to your employees
Invite a new admin	Invite a new admin to Siit from Settings, Workplace, Teammates, and notify them yourself, for example with a Siit communication, since no invitation email is sent	Invite an admin
Send your first communication	Send a communication to employees now, on a schedule or triggered by start date, end date, probation end, anniversary or birthday, with variables and redirect buttons	Send your first broadcast
Importing your past tickets into Siit	Import closed tickets from Zendesk, Jira, Freshservice or ServiceNow into Siit with the Import past Requests API, keeping dates, messages and notes without triggering workflows	Import past requests with the API
🚀 Quick Start Onboarding Guide	Configure a working Siit setup on your own: connect chat, HRIS, IdP, MDM and knowledge tools, create inboxes and a service catalog, then open Slack, Teams and the portal	Set up your workspace

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