# Smart Assist

Smart Assist is a collection of multiple views or slider groups.

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The difference from [↗ slider groups](/collection/english-v14/documentation/smart-views/slider-groups.md) consists of the following aspects:

* Smart Assist can consist of both views and slider groups
* Slider groups are intended for public use - Smart Assist is intended for individual users or user groups.
* Slider groups look the same for all users - Smart Assist can be customized for individual users
* Slider groups switch automatically between views - In Smart Assist, the user can switch between views independently.
* Slider groups can be password-protected or freely accessible - Smart Assist is always password-protected. A user logs in with their Eliona access data to access "their" Smart Assist.
* Smart Views can also be viewed without an Eliona account - An Eliona account is always required for Smart Assist  &#x20;

## Open Smart Assist

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* Open the menu item **Smart View \[A]** \
  ▷ The "Smart Views" workspace opens.
* Click on **\[B]**\
  ▷ The window **"Smart Assist"** opens

Smart Assist can also be accessed by appending the suffix ***/sa*** to the URL of your Eliona instance.&#x20;

A corresponding link could then look like this: [www.demo.eliona.i\&#x6F;\*\*/sa](http://www.demo.eliona.i\&#x6F;**/sa)\*\*

Which content a user sees in their Smart Assist depends on which views/slider groups are [↗ configured](/collection/english-v14/documentation/smart-views/slider-groups.md) for them.

## Configure Smart Assist for users

Proceed as follows to determine which views/slider groups a user sees when they open Smart Assist:

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1. Click on **Smart View \[A]**
2. Click on **Smart Assist menu \[B]**\
   ▷ The Smart Assist menu opens
3. Select in **\[C]** Select one or more users.
4. In **\[D]** you will see a list of all available views and sliders. Enable here the views/sliders that the users should see **\[F]**&#x74;hat you selected in step 3.
5. In **\[E]** you can use *Drag and Drop* to change the order of the views.
6. Click on **\[H]**&#x74;o save.

## Use Smart Assist

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1. Open Smart Assist as [↗ here](#smart-assist-aufrufen) described
2. If necessary: Log in with your access data
3. In **\[H]** you will see the widgets of the current Smart View
4. In **\[G]** you can switch between the available Smart Views


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