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PSA Easy User Guide: From Questions to Action

Cover with the title PSA Easy User Guide: From questions to action, the line Find guidance, follow learning paths and move forward with more confidence in your daily work with PSA Easy, three icons labeled Find guidance, Follow learning paths and Move forward in practice, and a laptop showing the home page of the PSA Easy User Guide in English, with the user's progress, the modules and the three tracks. The outer navigation of PSA Easy is in Portuguese.
PSA Easy User Guide: from questions to action.

You're working in PSA Easy when a simple question comes up: where do I click next?

Maybe you need to filter a project list, understand what's shown on a screen or identify the next step in an activity. A small question can quickly become disruptive when the answer is scattered across different materials.

The PSA Easy User Guide is designed to bring guidance closer to the task at hand. Instead of working only as a manual to be read from beginning to end, the guide supports two approaches: users can look up a specific topic when they need an answer or follow a track aligned with their role.

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Find guidance when you need it

In PSA Easy, the guide is available from Ajuda > Guia de Utilização (Help > User Guide), depending on the updates and permissions available in each environment.

Version 5.0 of the guide contains 52 lessons across ten modules. Some lessons are shared across more than one track. Users do not need to complete all 52 lessons before finding an answer.

For example, someone looking for help with filtering and organizing a project list can search for a related topic and open the relevant guidance. The principle is straightforward: start with the question and move toward the guidance.

Real interface capture of the PSA Easy User Guide, version 5.0, in English. The search field at the top contains the term views and the page shows Search results for "views", with 3 lessons found: Views: filtering and organizing lists, under Getting started; Planner Premium views and features, under Schedule in Planner Premium; and Who does what, under Welcome. The term is highlighted in yellow in each result, and the top panel shows the Project Team track with 0 of 15 lessons completed.
Real interface capture: search for "views" in the User Guide, with three lessons found.

Tracks for different roles

People use PSA Easy in different ways, so the guide organizes learning into three tracks:

  • Project Team, focused on day-to-day participation and work tracking;
  • Project Manager, expanding into project organization, schedules, approvals and management;
  • PSA Easy Administrator, covering guidance related to environment configuration and administration.

In the demonstrated version, 15 lessons are associated with the Project Team track, 38 with the Project Manager track and 23 with the PSA Easy Administrator track. These numbers should not be added together because some lessons belong to more than one track.

The guide also includes guidance related to scheduling with Planner Premium and Microsoft Project MPP files within the context of PSA Easy.

Real interface capture of the PSA Easy User Guide, version 5.0, in English. The home page shows Welcome to the PSA Easy Guide, with 52 lessons, about 2.6 h in total, 0 points and level In training, and the Choose your track section with three cards: Project Team, with 0 of 15 lessons completed; Project Manager, with 0 of 38; and PSA Easy Administrator, with 0 of 23. Each card shows 0% and the Start button.
Real interface capture: home page of the User Guide, with the three learning tracks organized around each user role.

Connect the explanation to the screen

Finding an answer is only part of the challenge. When guidance involves a user interface, seeing exactly where an action takes place can make a meaningful difference.

The lessons therefore combine written explanations with annotated screenshots. Images can be enlarged so users can inspect the relevant parts of the interface while following the instructions.

In an example about views, users can follow how to start from an existing view, adjust information and work with filters to organize a list. The goal is not simply to point at a button. It is to provide enough context for users to understand what they are doing.

Lessons also offer read-aloud and link-copying features, supporting both content consumption and sharing with another user who has access to the environment.

Real interface capture of the PSA Easy User Guide, version 5.0, in English. Lesson 6 of 15 in the Getting started module, Views: filtering and organizing lists, lasting 4 minutes, with the Listen and Copy link buttons, in the Project Team track with 0 of 15 lessons completed. Below the text, an explained image shows the view selector of a project list, with three numbered markers and the Enlarge button. The text inside the illustration is in Portuguese (for example Todos os Projetos, Salvar como nova exibição and Gerenciar e compartilhar exibições). The image legend, in English, identifies 1, Current view; 2, Save as new view; and 3, Manage and share.
Real interface capture: the lesson Views: filtering and organizing lists, with an explained image, numbered markers and the Listen and Copy link buttons. The illustration inside the lesson is in Portuguese.

Check understanding and track progress

Selected lessons end with a question related to the guidance that was just presented, so users can check whether the main point is clear. Progress can be followed in My score, which shows progress indicators for each module, as well as points, correct and incorrect answers, and medals.

That means someone can use the guide to answer a specific question today and return later to continue the track.

Real interface capture of the PSA Easy User Guide, version 5.0, in English. The My score screen shows the scoring rule: each lesson earns 10 points for a correct first answer and the final assessment earns 5 points per correct answer. The level is In training, with 0 of 3 certified tracks and 0 of 200 possible points in the Project Team track. Six indicators are at zero: 0 points, 0 correct answers on the first try, 0 errors on the first try, 0% accuracy rate, 0 best streak and 0 of 15 completed lessons. Below, the medals section starts with the cards First step, Picking up speed, Halfway there and Track complete, none earned yet.
Real interface capture: My score for a track not yet started, with the points, correct answers and level indicators.

Final assessment and certificate

The demonstrated version also includes a final assessment and a completion certificate for each track, issued within the guide itself.

To earn the certificate, users need to:

  • complete the lessons in the track;
  • achieve at least 70% correct answers on the final assessment;
  • obtain at least 70% of the available points.

Beyond the minimum of 70% of the points, the score determines the certificate level: bronze from 70%, silver from 85% and gold at 100%. The aim is to show not only that the content was accessed, but also the progress made along that track.

Real interface capture of the PSA Easy User Guide, version 5.0, in English. The Certificates screen explains that each track has its own certificate and that users must complete the lessons, pass the final assessment and earn at least 70% of the points, with the levels bronze for 70% to 84%, silver for 85% to 99% and gold for 100%. It shows the level In training and 0 of 3 certified tracks, the cards Project Team, Project Manager and Administrator, each with the label Pending and 0% of points, and the Track Project Team section, labeled Not started, with the first requirement, complete all lessons in the track, with 0 of 15 completed lessons.
Real interface capture: the Certificates screen, with the scoring rule by level and the requirements of the Project Team track.

From a one-time manual to continuous guidance

A traditional guide may be consulted only during training or when a specific issue comes up. The PSA Easy approach brings learning closer to daily work.

A user can begin with a question, find a lesson, review the relevant screen and then decide whether to continue through the track. For an organization, this creates an opportunity to provide more structured guidance during the adoption of the solution itself.

Formal training still has an important role. The guide supports a different moment: when someone is already working and needs to turn a question into a next action.

A foundation for future MLPro guides

The PSA Easy User Guide also illustrates a direction MLPro intends to develop further. Its structure organizes topics into lessons, connects them to the relevant tracks, supports guidance with images, and tracks learning through questions and progress.

MLPro intends to use this experience as a foundation for guides on other topics. On October 22, 2026, there was still no catalog of ready-made guides and no platform that generates this content automatically, and no timeline had been confirmed. Each future guide will require its own audience definition, content preparation, screenshots and review.

Today, the concrete example is the PSA Easy User Guide.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find the PSA Easy User Guide?

In the environment demonstrated by MLPro, navigate to Ajuda > Guia de Utilização (Help > User Guide). Availability depends on the updates and permissions in your environment.

Do I need to complete every lesson to find an answer?

No. You can search for a specific topic and consult individual guidance. Tracks provide a structured option when you want to progress through the content.

Does everyone follow the same track?

No. The demonstrated guide includes tracks for Project Team members, Project Managers and PSA Easy Administrators.

Does the guide cover Planner Premium and Microsoft Project?

Yes. It includes guidance related to Planner Premium schedules and Microsoft Project MPP files within the context of PSA Easy.

Does the guide provide a certificate?

Yes. In the demonstrated version, certificates are associated with track completion and depend on lesson, assessment and scoring requirements.

Continue your journey

If PSA Easy is already part of your work, start with a question you need to answer today. Open Ajuda > Guia de Utilização (Help > User Guide), select the track that fits your role and explore the relevant guidance. Availability depends on the updates and permissions configured in your environment.

About MLPro

For more than 20 years, MLPro has worked with project and portfolio management in the Microsoft ecosystem. MLPro provides implementation, consulting, support and training for Microsoft PPM, Planner Premium, Power Platform, Power BI and PSA Easy.

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