> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.meltingspot.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.meltingspot.io/english/get-started/introduction.md). # Introduction Did you say MeltingSpot? Customer training is so much more than just a nice-to-have. Users, partners, clients, even prospects don’t just want to use your product—they want to understand its ins and outs, get the most out of it, and become experts in their own right. For that, they need a dedicated, intuitive training space. And that’s exactly what MeltingSpot provides :heart:! **By bringing all educational resources together in an academy directly integrated into your app, MeltingSpot streamlines their learning journey and helps them become true experts.** No need to juggle multiple tools—everything is centralized and accessible in one click for a seamless, effective learning experience. ## Take your first steps on MeltingSpot


🎯 Create your Spot	On the mark, set, go!	Create a Spot
📩 Invite your members	Because together we go further ❤️	Invite new members
▶️ Schedule your first live event	to stay alive 🎵	Create a live
🔉Start a discussion	The chatty people's favourite feature	Creating a channel

## Discover the features


🪝 Set up webhooks	And link MeltingSpot to other applications	Webhooks
📊 Track the metrics of your lives	No need to count by hand :)	Live performance metrics
⬆️ Upvote a topic in a forum	On your Spot, the voting right is for everyone!	Voting, sorting and searching in Topics
🔔 Manage your notifications	We won't say anything if you mute us...	Notification management

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