Set up your workspace
The first time you sign in, Mora walks you through setup. It takes about two minutes, and nothing here is permanent — every answer can be changed later in Settings or on a report’s page.
The seven steps
Section titled “The seven steps”1. First, the basics
Section titled “1. First, the basics”Your name and what your team is called. Your timezone is detected automatically and shown so you can check it’s right — everything else in Meetmora (meeting times, briefing schedules, “today”) is anchored to it.
2. Your working hours
Section titled “2. Your working hours”The days and hours you’re generally available. Meetmora schedules 1:1s inside these hours so nothing lands at 7am or over lunch. Change them later in Settings → Working hours.
3. Connect your tools
Section titled “3. Connect your tools”Connect Google Calendar and your 1:1s go on your real calendar, your reports get invites, and each meeting gets a Google Meet link. Zoom is optional — connect it if you’d rather use Zoom links.
This step is skippable. If you skip it, your 1:1s live in Meetmora only; connect later in Settings → Connections and Meetmora will push them to your calendar then. Full calendar guide →
4. Who’s on your team?
Section titled “4. Who’s on your team?”Add each person you have 1:1s with: name, work email, and job title (optional). The email is where their check-in link and calendar invite go, so use the one they actually read.
You can add, edit, or offboard people any time. More about your team →
5. When do you meet?
Section titled “5. When do you meet?”Mora proposes a rhythm for each person, staggered so your 1:1s don’t collide. For each one you set:
| Field | Options |
|---|---|
| Frequency | Weekly, or every 2 weeks |
| Length | 30, 45, or 60 minutes |
| First 1:1 | Date and time of the first meeting |
Adjust anything, or roll with the defaults. More about scheduling →
6. Any goals to track?
Section titled “6. Any goals to track?”Optional. Add a goal or two you’re helping someone work toward. Goals are the one thing that carries across 1:1s, so it’s worth seeding a couple — it gives Mora something concrete to work with. More about goals →
7. You’re all set
Section titled “7. You’re all set”Meetmora creates the cadences, puts the first meetings on your calendar (if you connected one), and drops you on Today.
What to do next
Section titled “What to do next”Head to Today. It shows your upcoming 1:1s, which reports have coverage and which don’t, goals that need attention, and anything new from Mora.
Then run your first 1:1 →
Where settings live afterwards
Section titled “Where settings live afterwards”Everything from the wizard has a permanent home under Settings:
- Profile — your name, team name, and timezone
- Working hours — days and hours you’re available
- Mora’s briefings — how often Mora writes you a read on each report, or off
- Email preferences — which non-essential emails you get
- Connections — Google Calendar and Zoom
- Import & export — pull existing 1:1s in from your calendar, or export everything