# Bézier docs

## Bezier Docs

- [Welcome](https://docs.bezier.octue.com/readme.md)
- [Complete user profile](https://docs.bezier.octue.com/getting-started/complete-user-profile.md): Step-by-step guide to completing your user profile for a personalised and fully configured account experience.
- [Understanding your personal organisation](https://docs.bezier.octue.com/getting-started/understanding-your-personal-organisation.md): A quick overview of your personal workspace.
- [Add, share and export power curves](https://docs.bezier.octue.com/how-to-guides/add-share-and-export-power-curves.md): This is a step-by-step guide on creating and managing power curves within the Bézier.
- [Add a new organisation](https://docs.bezier.octue.com/how-to-guides/add-a-new-organisation.md): This is a step-by-step guide to adding an organisation, and managing members and billing with ease.
- [Bézier for Python users](https://docs.bezier.octue.com/developers/bezier-for-python-users.md): The \`bezier\` python package allows you to work with power curve data in python, for time-series and other data analysis purposes.
- [Bézier API](https://docs.bezier.octue.com/developers/bezier-api.md): The Bézier API allows fully automated interaction with Bézier, whether for publishing power curves from your internal systems, or for syncing and exporting as part of your farm design workflows.
- [Getting support](https://docs.bezier.octue.com/support-and-feedback/getting-support.md): Steps to contact Bézier team for support.
- [Need help with large power curve libraries? We’ve got you covered](https://docs.bezier.octue.com/support-and-feedback/need-help-with-large-power-curve-libraries-weve-got-you-covered.md)


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