The executive navigation model that organizes Formationly around the partner journey rather than the internal structure of the software.
The FEOS navigation model is designed to help partners understand where they are, what resources are available, what they should do next, and how each workspace supports their ministry mission.
Native Thinkific features should remain available where necessary, but the visible partner experience should reflect the Formationly Executive Operating System rather than a traditional affiliate dashboard.
“The navigation should reflect the partner journey, not the internal architecture of the software.”
The partner’s primary command center and starting point for the FEOS experience.
A focused view of the most important next action for the partner.
Shows where the partner is within the guided Formationly journey.
The required onboarding and certification path for new partners.
Equips partners before they begin outreach and relationship development.
Helps partners prepare for thoughtful, mission-centered conversations.
Provides audience-specific strategies for expanding Formationly into new ministry sectors.
Centralizes practical materials partners can use during outreach.
Preserves organizational knowledge and supports long-term relationship stewardship.
Supports the long-term development of partners as ministry leaders and Formationly representatives.
Provides access to account settings, support resources, profile management, and platform assistance.
Use a visible sidebar or structured menu that gives partners immediate access to primary workspaces.
Preserve the same information architecture while reducing horizontal space.
Use a clear menu trigger, large touch targets, readable labels, and minimal nesting.
The FEOS navigation system should help every partner move through Formationly with clarity, purpose, and an immediate understanding of what matters next.
