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# Sign In and Navigate LendDisk

This guide will explain staff sign-in, active-branch selection, permission-aware navigation, the attention bridge, and system search.

## Sign In

TODO: Document the current sign-in and password-recovery screens.

## Select an Active Branch

LendDisk requires an active branch for tenant operations protected by branch context.

## Understand the Navigation

TODO: Explain that visible routes depend on the signed-in user's permissions.

## Related Topics

* [Users, Roles, and Permissions](/overview-2/users-roles-and-permissions.md)
* [Dashboard and System Search](/overview-1/dashboard-and-search.md)


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