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Get to first value in 5 minutes

The fastest way to understand Mavrk is to create one customer-facing result, not configure the whole platform.

Before you start​

Have one concrete business outcome in mind. Good examples are:

  • A booking page for a restaurant, clinic, or service business.
  • A customer onboarding portal.
  • A WhatsApp support flow grounded in company FAQs.
  • A simple dashboard for support, sales, or operations requests.

Step 1: Build one app​

  1. Open Apps.
  2. Type the app you want, for example: Create a restaurant front page with menu, bookings, opening hours, and contact details.
  3. Press Enter.
  4. Wait for the live preview to appear.
  5. Send one follow-up instruction, such as Make it premium, red and white, and add a booking confirmation section.

Expected result: you have a live app preview you can review and share.

Step 2: Add one source of truth​

  1. Open Knowledge.
  2. Upload the one file the AI needs most, such as a menu, FAQ, service list, pricing sheet, or SOP.
  3. Check that the file is marked as ready.

Expected result: Mavrk has real company context instead of generic instructions.

Step 3: Create ownership​

  1. Open Company.
  2. Create the department that owns this work.
  3. Add a specialist or crew responsible for the first customer outcome.

Expected result: customer work has an owner, not just a chat response.

Step 4: Launch one workflow​

  1. Open Workflows.
  2. Create a workflow for the first repeatable job.
  3. Add the steps, approval points, and handoff owner.
  4. Test it with one example request.

Expected result: Mavrk can move a request from intake to next action.

What good looks like​

You should finish with one useful app, one knowledge source, one owner, and one workflow. That is enough to show value before expanding into more channels, departments, or automations.