# Getting Started

Welcome to the GetInSync Help Center. Use the guides below to get up and running.

## New to GetInSync?

Start here to learn the key concepts and navigate the platform.

* [Navigating GetInSync](/new-to-getinsync/navigating-getinsync.md) — Understand the six main sections and when to use each one
* [Getting Started with GetInSync](/new-to-getinsync/getting-started.md) — Your first 5 minutes: key concepts, navigation, and profile setup

## Assessing Your Applications

Understand how GetInSync scores your application portfolio using the TIME and PAID frameworks.

* [How to Assess an Application](/assessing-your-applications/assessment-guide.md) — Step-by-step walkthrough of the assessment process
* [TIME Quadrant Explanation](/assessing-your-applications/time-framework.md) — What the TIME quadrants mean and how to interpret them
* [PAID Quadrant Explanation](/assessing-your-applications/paid-framework.md) — How business criticality and technical risk drive urgency

## Managing Your Portfolio

Work with deployment profiles, technology health, integrations, and roadmap initiatives.

* [What Are Deployment Profiles?](/setting-up-your-portfolio/deployment-profiles.md) — Why the same app can have multiple profiles
* [Reading Tech Health Indicators](/assessing-your-applications/tech-health.md) — Understand infrastructure risk from lifecycle data
* [Managing Application Integrations](/setting-up-your-portfolio/integrations.md) — Document data flows between systems
* [Creating and Managing Initiatives](/planning-and-budgeting/roadmap-initiatives.md) — Turn assessment findings into funded action plans

## The Explorer

Your cross-cutting portfolio view — combines application health, technology risk, and cost data in one place.

* [Navigating GetInSync](/new-to-getinsync/navigating-getinsync.md) — Full guide to all six sections including the Explorer

## Product Updates

* [What's New](/whats-new.md) — Latest features and improvements


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