First Login
This guide walks you through your first login to The One Stack and helps you get oriented.
Navigate to The One Stack
Open your browser and go to my.theonestack.com. This is the Hub — the central dashboard for your entire organization.
Sign In with Microsoft
The One Stack uses Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) for single sign-on. Click Sign in with Microsoft and authenticate with your Microsoft 365 account.
- If your organization has already been provisioned, you'll land on the Hub dashboard.
- If you're creating a new organization, you'll be guided through initial setup (org name, timezone, first user).
One login gets you into all 31 products — no separate credentials for each tool.
The Hub Dashboard
After signing in, you'll see the Hub dashboard. This is your home base:
- Organization overview — active users, endpoint counts, recent activity
- Quick actions — create a ticket, add a contact, view alerts
- Product health — status indicators for your active products
- Recent activity feed — the latest events across all products
The Waffle Menu
Click the grid icon (waffle menu) in the top-left corner of any product to see all available products. Products are organized by layer:
- Operations: Hub, PSA, CRM, Books, Projects, People, CMDB, On-Call
- Endpoints: RMM, Defend, Backups, Fleet
- Communication: Voice, Relay, Status
- Client: Portal, Mission, Visitor, Brand
- Intelligence: AI Platform, Collective, Legal, Code, Migrate, AMS
Click any product to navigate to it. The waffle menu is consistent across every product — you're never more than one click away from anything.
Jarvis AI (Cmd+J)
Press Cmd+J (Mac) or Ctrl+J (Windows) from anywhere in The One Stack to open Jarvis, the built-in AI assistant.
Jarvis can:
- Answer questions — "What tickets are overdue?" or "Show me last month's revenue"
- Take actions — "Create a ticket for Acme Corp about their printer" or "Schedule a follow-up call"
- Summarize — "Summarize this ticket's history" or "What happened with this device today?"
- Navigate — "Take me to the CRM" or "Show me the Defend dashboard"
Jarvis has context from every product you have access to, so it can answer cross-product questions like "Which clients have the most open tickets and overdue invoices?"
Set Your Profile
- Click your avatar in the top-right corner
- Select Profile Settings
- Configure:
- Display name — How your name appears across all products
- Timezone — Used for scheduling, SLA calculations, and timestamps
- Notification preferences — Choose which events trigger email, in-app, or push notifications
- Theme — Light or dark mode (dark is the default)
Next Steps
- Understanding Permissions — Learn how access control works
- Billing & Subscriptions — Understand your plan and pricing
- PSA Overview — Start working tickets
- RMM Overview — Set up endpoint monitoring