Section 1.2: Setting up your profile

Your profile is how your team sees you: what you do, what you are proven at, and the work you have wrapped. It also holds the facts scheduling reads, like your availability and weekly hours. Open Profile from the menu under your name in the top right to see it.

1. Your profile page

You edit the page in place. Click a row, type, then click the check mark to save, or the X to cancel. Pick lists save as soon as you choose.

The top of the page shows your photo, banner, name, title and location, a one-line headline, and a pinned line you work by. Four figures sit under it: Projects wrapped, Deliverables shipped, Proven skills and Member since. Click Preview to see the page the way a teammate sees it.

The cards

• About: a few lines in your own words about how you work.
• Details: Title, Location, Timezone, Go-to gear and your Account ID. Depending on your account, it also shows Work focus, Work mode, Industry or Internal notes. Title is read-only when your workspace manages it.
• Contact: Email, Phone and, depending on your account, Address.
• Availability and rate: for people who crew. Availability (Available, On a project or Unavailable), Weekly hours and Hourly rate. A rate set by your workspace shows here read-only.
• Certifications: for crew members working on their own.

Below the cards

• What I'm great at: your strengths, filled in from the work you log.
• Credits: projects you wrap and deliverables you ship. They land here as you finish them.

Settings > Account shows your email, role and account ID, and lets you switch organizations if you belong to more than one. See Section 1.6.

2. The Skills page

Open Skills in the sidebar. It has three tabs.

Growth

Growth opens by default and answers "am I getting better":

• Skill ladder: how many of your skills sit on each rung, and the skills closest to moving up.
• Next steps: the rungs and milestones nearest to landing.
• Your skills: every skill on the ladder. Open a row to see the evidence behind its level.
• What moved: your level-ups and finished projects, newest first.

The ladder fills in as you log hours and get deliverables approved, so your levels come from real work.

Skills

Skills is your list. Search it, or:

• Click Add skill to add a skill and set your level.
• Click Import resume to pull skills from a resume. Upload a PDF, DOCX or TXT file up to 10 MB, review what ABRAM found, and save.

Each crew role comes with a default set of skills. Owners and admins can adjust them in Settings > Team & roles under Role skills.

Recap

Recap is your weekly recap: hours logged in the last seven days, the skill that moved most, what ABRAM noticed, and what is coming up. Past weeks keeps earlier recaps so you can look back. The same recap arrives as an email on Monday.

3. Wrap reports feed your profile

When a project wraps, it lands in your credits, and its wrap report weights the evidence behind your skill levels. See Section 3.9.