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Websites

Your public website, built from what Keyway already keeps: your logo and colours, hours, services and prices, team and contact form. A person presses Publish; your domain stays yours.

Getting started

These are the steps in the order somebody would do them. The same list is in the tool: press F1, or the control reading "How this works" at the top of the window.

1. Press New site

It starts with a home page and a contact page, drawn from your records: your name, your logo and colours from Keyway Brand, your services and prices, your hours.

2. Add pages and sections

Each section shows one thing from one place: services from Keyway Catalogue, hours from Keyway Locations, the people you pick from Keyway People, a Keyway Intake form. The preview beside it is the page itself.

3. Give it your address

Your domain stays in your own Cloudflare account. Type the address on the Publish screen and the guide writes out the one record you add there.

4. Press Publish

Nothing goes out by itself. Publish checks the facts, keeps the version, and sends it to Cloudflare Pages through Keyway; the screen says where it stands.

5. Take it with you

Export writes the whole site and the instructions to stand it up anywhere. It works whether or not you are still subscribed.

The screens, and what to do first on each

Each of these opens with nothing on it on a new install. What the tool says on that screen is what this section says, because it is the same sentence.

No website yet

A site is drawn from what Keyway already keeps: your name, logo and colours, your services and prices, your hours and your contact form.

First thing to do: Press New site.

Nothing to publish yet

Publishing checks the site's facts, keeps the version on this machine, and sends it to Cloudflare Pages. Export takes the whole site with you.

First thing to do: Press New site; the site it starts is checked here before it goes out.

If you get stuck

Write to support@keywaysuite.com. We answer within one business day. Keyway can send us what it knows about your installation: open the hub, go to About and press Get support. It writes one file wherever you choose and never includes your licence, a password, a customer name or a customer address.