What’s new

The Help Centre

Orin now has a manual, a search, and a help button on every screen.

Updated What’s newLast checked

17 August 2026. Orin now has its manual built in: a set of articles you can browse and search, and a help button on every screen. No separate sign-in.

Updated since this was announced

The day after, the manual moved to its own site beside a community and a support desk. See A community, and a support desk. The points below describe the manual as it works today.

What is new

  • A manual you can browse. The Help Centre lists every article by section, with the sections down the left and a Start here list on its front page.
  • Search from anywhere. Press in Practice, or choose Search help in the help menu. It searches the whole text of every article, not only titles.
  • A help button in the top bar. The question mark lists the articles about the screen you are on, under On this screen.
  • Aiden from the manual. Every article ends with Still stuck? and an Ask Aiden button that opens Aiden with the article as its starting point.
The Search help window in Practice showing results for two-factor, with matching words highlighted.
Searching the manual from Practice.

Tell us when it is wrong

Every article ends with Was this page helpful? and a Yes and a No. If you choose No, tell the support desk what was missing with Raise a ticket beside it, and the page gets fixed.

The foot of a Help Centre article with Was this page helpful? Yes and No, and Still stuck? Ask Aiden and Raise a ticket.
The foot of every article.
What Orin OS is, and where Practice fitsHow Orin OS, your businesses and their apps fit together, and the shape of client work in Practice.

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