Community Review

Review Your Community Before Launch

This screen lets you see everything you’ve set up for your community in one place before you officially launch it. It’s your final chance to double-check all the details - community name, category, privacy settings, description, and any onboarding questions you’ve added.

Note

This is Step 4 of 4 in community creation (or Step 5 of 5 if you’re adding sub-communities). All the information you’ve entered in previous steps appears here for review.

Review Your Community Details

How to get there: Community Setup > Preview

On this screen, you’ll see cards displaying everything about your community:

1. Community Name: The name you chose for your space
2. Category: The type of community (e.g., hobby group, wellness circle, professional network)
3. Description: Any details you added about the community’s purpose
4. Privacy Setting: Whether it’s Public, Protected, or Private
5. Start Date: When the community officially launches
6. Onboarding Questions: How many custom questions new members must answer when joining (if you added any)

Each section has a colored icon and a clear label, making it easy to scan and verify information at a glance.

Pro tip

If you uploaded a community image, it appears at the top in a circular badge. This is how members will see your community’s visual identity across Velora.

Edit Information Before Launching

If you spot something that needs to change:

1. Tap the back arrow (top left) to return to the previous step
2. Make your corrections
3. Work through any remaining steps again
4. Return to this Preview screen

You can jump back as many times as needed - there’s no limit to how many times you can review and refine before launching.

Caution

Once you tap Launch, your community goes live immediately. Members can start joining right away, so make sure all details are correct before proceeding.

Launch Your Community

When everything looks good:

1. Tap the Launch button at the bottom (it shows a rocket icon)
2. Velora creates your community and shows a confirmation message
3. You’re automatically taken to your community dashboard to start managing it

The Launch button shows a loading spinner while the system processes your community creation. This usually takes just a few seconds.

Next Best Action

After launching, most community organizers:

• Start with members: Invite your first members to join
• Set up guidelines: Create community rules
• Enable engagement: Post your first announcement

What If Something’s Wrong?

“I need to change the community name”: Tap the back arrow to return to Step 1. Edit the name and work through the form again. You’ll return to this preview screen.

“I forgot to add a description”: Go back to the description step (usually Step 2 or 3) and add it. Then review again before launching.

“I want to add or remove onboarding questions”: Navigate back to the questions step. Add, remove, or edit as needed, then return here.

“The community image didn’t upload”: Go back to the image upload step and try again. Make sure your image is in JPG, PNG, or WebP format and under 5MB.

“Launch button is disabled”: This means some required information is missing. Tap the back arrow, fill in any blank required fields (marked with asterisks), and try again.