Written in the order you actually meet the program: set the contract, put the works in, value them, check the dates, issue. Each guide is a short set of steps, not a manual.
From an empty account to your first issued certificate, on one live job.
Contract form, contract sum, retention, valuation cycle and the document you issue.
Entering the priced works, sections, provisional sums and omissions.
Valuing by percentage or fixed sum, previously certified, and issuing the document.
Due date, payment notice, final date for payment and the pay-less deadline.
Raising a variation, recording the valuation rule, and certifying it in a valuation.
Setting the rate, what changes at practical completion, and releasing the balance.
Sharing a project by link, choosing what a guest sees, and revoking access.
Inviting surveyors, seats, invoices, changing plan and cancelling.
They do not explain how to be a quantity surveyor. They explain where things live in QScope and what the program does with them. Judgement about a valuation stays yours, and so does responsibility for it.
Not your whole portfolio. One live job, one certificate. If it does not save you time the first time you use it, walk away and take your data with you.