Set up your workspace
The first time you sign in, Mora walks you through setup in seven steps. It takes about two minutes. You can change any answer later in Settings or on a person’s page.
If you close the tab partway through, your answers are saved and you’ll start again where you left off.
The seven steps
Section titled “The seven steps”1. Your details
Section titled “1. Your details”Your name and your team’s name. Mora detects your timezone and shows it so you can check it. Meeting times, briefing schedules, and “today” all use it.
2. Your working hours
Section titled “2. Your working hours”The days and hours you’re normally available. Mora schedules 1:1s inside these hours, so nothing lands at 7am or during lunch. Change them later in Settings → Working hours.
3. Connect your tools
Section titled “3. Connect your tools”Connecting Google Calendar puts your 1:1s on your real calendar, sends your reports an invite, and adds a Google Meet link to each meeting. Zoom is optional — connect it if you’d rather use Zoom links.
You can skip this step. Your 1:1s will live in Mora only. If you connect later in Settings → Connections, Mora adds the meetings it already knows about to your calendar at that point. About the calendar
4. Your team
Section titled “4. Your team”Add each person you have 1:1s with: name, work email, and optionally a job title. Use the email address they actually read, because their check-in link and calendar invite go there.
You can add, edit, or offboard people at any time. About your team
5. Your meeting schedule
Section titled “5. Your meeting schedule”Mora suggests a schedule for each person, spaced out so your 1:1s don’t overlap. For each person you can set:
| Field | Options |
|---|---|
| Frequency | Weekly, or every 2 weeks |
| Length | 30, 45, or 60 minutes |
| First 1:1 | The date and time of the first meeting |
Change whatever you like, or keep the suggestions. About scheduling
6. Goals
Section titled “6. Goals”Optional. Add a goal or two that you’re helping someone work toward. Goals are the one thing that carries from one 1:1 to the next, and they give Mora something to work from when it suggests agenda items. About goals
7. Finish
Section titled “7. Finish”Mora sets up the recurring meetings, adds the first ones to your calendar if you connected it, and opens the Today page.
What to do next
Section titled “What to do next”The Today page shows your calendar — the month, then the week — with Mora’s summary of the week beside it.
Anything that needs your attention appears on the person it relates to, rather than on Today. What needs you
Then run your first 1:1.
Where to change these settings later
Section titled “Where to change these settings later”Settings is under your name at the bottom of the navigation, next to Billing and About Mora. Everything from setup has a permanent home there:
| Setting | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Profile | Your name, team name, and timezone |
| Working hours | The days and hours you’re available |
| Mora’s briefings | How often Mora writes about each report, or off |
| Goal tags | The labels you put on goals. About goals |
| Email preferences | Which optional emails you receive |
| Billing | Your plan, trial, and card. About billing |
| Connections | Google Calendar and Zoom |
| Import & export | Import 1:1s from your calendar, or export your data |