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title: "Specify a Home Landing Page"
slug: "specifying-a-home-module-or-workspace"
updated: 2025-06-12T18:15:29Z
published: 2025-06-12T18:15:29Z
canonical: "documentation.encodify.com/specifying-a-home-module-or-workspace"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Specify a Home Landing Page

## Overview

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The **Set as Home** option allows users to personalise their landing page in Encodify. A user can designate either a **Workspace** or a **Module** as their Home view. Once set, this becomes the default page displayed upon login.

## Understanding Set as Home Logic

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The logic that determines the user's landing page is as follows:

1. **Default Behaviour (No Home Set)**
  1. If the user has not set a Home preference:
    - If they have visited a workspace, they will be directed to their last accessed workspace.
    - If they haven’t visited any workspace, they will be directed to the first available workspace.
    - If no workspaces are available, they will be taken to the empty workspace page.
  2. If the user has no workspaces but has modules:
    1. If they have visited a module, they will land on the last accessed module.
    2. If they haven’t visited a module, they will land on the empty workspace page.
2. **Workspace Set as Home**
  1. If a workspace is set as Home, the user will always be directed to that workspace on login.
  2. If the workspace set as Home is archived or deleted:
    - Attempt to direct the user to their last accessed workspace.
    - If no other workspaces are available, the user will be taken to the empty workspace page.
3. **Module Set as Home**
  1. If a module is set as Home, the user will always be directed to that module on login.
  2. If the module set as Home is deleted:
    - Attempt to direct the user to their last accessed workspace.
    - If no workspaces are available, the user will be taken to the empty workspace page.

## Managing Home Settings

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When a Workspace or Module is marked as Home, the **Set as Home** option will be replaced by **Clear Home**, allowing users to remove their preference and revert to the default behaviour.