Application Launcher

The following is the framework of the Source user interface:

Primary navigation: The sidebar on the left rail that provides persistent access to the homepage and high-level product routes.
Top bar: The header shell at the top that contains the dynamic breadcrumb trail. As you navigate in the interface, the shell updates these breadcrumbs based on the application's internal state.
Main context window: The container that functions as the execution environment for loaded web components.
Secondary navigation: The internal navigation of the product currently in view.

The following image illustrates the sections of the Source user interface with labels:

The following table describes the sections labelled in the preceding image:

Label	Name	Description
A	Home	Displays the primary landing page where you can access your integrated Acquia product. The landing page contains: The Acquia Sites card to access your Acquia Source CMS sites. The Launch button on this card is enabled only when you select the organization that has the Acquia Source CMS entitlement. The Discover More Acquia Products section to get information about other Acquia products. The Learning Resources section to access the learning material. The Acquia Support & Maintenance section to access the Acquia Maintenance and Acquia Status pages.
B	AI	Displays the management tools for Acquia AI integration.
C	Sites	Displays all Acquia Source CMS sites in the selected organization. It is enabled only when you select the organization that has the Acquia Source CMS entitlement. This feature applies only to organizations with a Sites list.
D	Cloud	Displays codebases and applications. It retains almost all standalone Cloud features, with content pre-filtered by the active organization selected in the organization switcher.
E	More	Displays other Acquia products to which an organization is entitled.
F	Switch Organization	Displays the active organization and the list of other organizations where you can switch. It is the primary tool to manage session context, particularly for internal teams or enterprise customers with complex business unit structures.
G	Notifications	Displays the list of notifications.
H	Help	Displays the links to search help documents, view and create Support tickets, and access the Acquia Status page.
I	User Profile	Displays your account details and the signout option.

The following is the framework of the Source user interface:

Primary navigation: The sidebar on the left rail that provides persistent access to the homepage and high-level product routes.
Top bar: The header shell at the top that contains the dynamic breadcrumb trail. As you navigate in the interface, the shell updates these breadcrumbs based on the application's internal state.
Main context window: The container that functions as the execution environment for loaded web components.
Secondary navigation: The internal navigation of the product currently in view.

The following image illustrates the sections of the Source user interface with labels:

The following table describes the sections labelled in the preceding image:

Label	Name	Description
A	Home	Displays the primary landing page where you can access your integrated Acquia product. The landing page contains: The Acquia Sites card to access your Acquia Source CMS sites. The Launch button on this card is enabled only when you select the organization that has the Acquia Source CMS entitlement. The Discover More Acquia Products section to get information about other Acquia products.

Label

Name

Description

Home

Displays the primary landing page where you can access your integrated Acquia product. The landing page contains:

The Acquia Sites card to access your Acquia Source CMS sites. The Launch button on this card is enabled only when you select the organization that has the Acquia Source CMS entitlement.
The Discover More Acquia Products section to get information about other Acquia products.

The following is the framework of the Source user interface:

Primary navigation: The sidebar on the left rail that provides persistent access to the homepage and high-level product routes.
Top bar: The header shell at the top that contains the dynamic breadcrumb trail. As you navigate in the interface, the shell updates these breadcrumbs based on the application's internal state.
Main context window: The container that functions as the execution environment for loaded web components.
Secondary navigation: The internal navigation of the product currently in view.

The following image illustrates the sections of the Source user interface with labels:

The following table describes the sections labelled in the preceding image:

Label	Name	Description
A	Home	Displays the primary landing page where you can access your integrated Acquia product. The landing page contains: The Acquia Sites card to access your Acquia Source CMS sites. The Launch button on this card is enabled only when you select the organization that has the Acquia Source CMS entitlement. The Discover More Acquia Products section to get information about other Acquia products. The Learning Resources section to access the learning material. The Acquia Support & Maintenance section to access the Acquia Maintenance and Acquia Status pages.
B	AI	Displays the management tools for Acquia AI integration.
C	Sites	Displays all Acquia Source CMS sites in the selected organization. It is enabled only when you select the organization that has the Acquia Source CMS entitlement. This feature applies only to organizations with a Sites list.
D	Cloud	Displays codebases and applications. It retains almost all standalone Cloud features, with content pre-filtered by the active organization selected in the organization switcher.
E	More	Displays other Acquia products to which an organization is entitled.
F	Switch Organization	Displays the active organization and the list of other organizations where you can switch. It is the primary tool to manage session context, particularly for internal teams or enterprise customers with complex business unit structures.
G	Notifications	Displays the list of notifications.
H	Help	Displays the links to search help documents, view and create Support tickets, and access the Acquia Status page.
I	User Profile	Displays your account details and the signout option.

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