Getting started
The first time you sign in, Mizan shows a welcome screen in place of the normal Overview dashboard, instead of dropping you into an empty analytics view.
The welcome screen
It introduces Mizan's gateway, routing, and wallet model, asks whether you're using Mizan individually or as an organization, and walks you through the three things a new account actually needs: funding your wallet, creating an API key, and making your first call.
What dismisses it
The welcome screen disappears for good — permanently, for that workspace — the moment any one of these has ever happened: a wallet top-up, an API key created under Mizan Keys, or a completed call through the gateway (platform-billed or BYOK). It won't come back after that, even if the wallet balance later drops to zero or the key is deleted.
Personal vs. organization
Every account keeps a personal workspace for life. Choosing "Organization" during onboarding — or creating one later — adds a separate, additional workspace alongside your personal one; it never replaces or migrates it. Wallets, API keys, projects, and usage all belong to whichever workspace was active when they were created, so personal-workspace data and organization data never mix.
Switching workspaces
Use the workspace switcher in the top bar to move between your personal workspace and any organization you belong to at any time. Each workspace has its own wallet, keys, and spend — switching doesn't affect the other one.