Accounts are issued by an organization rather than created here. What you can read is decided by your staff record, and so is the screen you land on.
Where you will land
Nothing in the browser chooses this. The role on your staff row does, and it is read on the server after you sign in.
Staff go straight into a session. Their own record. Nobody else's, in any view. Supervisors land on their own review screen: the staff assigned to them, at their own site.
An organization administrator lands on the administration screen. Their organization in aggregate, plus configuration, and the audit trail of who viewed or changed its records. Network and jurisdiction accounts land on the leadership view, with a heat map for each program measured against that program’s own evidence.
The programs you were named on. Named programs, in aggregate only. Never a person, a transcript or a score. There is no organization-wide roll-up on that screen, because comparing programs by subtraction is the thing this platform refuses to make easy.
What is true of this screen today
Signing in proves who you are and files your work under your own program. It does not open the live simulation, which stays presenter-gated until every persona voice sounds its age. That flag is a commercial decision and lives in one file.
A supervisor lands on their own review screen. It shows only the staff assigned to them. For each person it holds their sessions, transcripts, scores and coaching notes.
Your session is held by this browser and refreshed by it. The server only ever reads it, which is why signing out here signs you out here and not on a colleague’s machine.