> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://participanthelp.dscout.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://participanthelp.dscout.com/interview-studies/participate-in-live-missions.md).

# Participate in Live missions

Learn what to expect before, during, and after a Live mission.

Use this section to accept your invite, complete setup, schedule your session, and join on time.

### Explore this section

* [Participating in Live missions](/interview-studies/participate-in-live-missions/participating-in-live-missions.md) — understand invitations, scheduling, joining, and session guidelines.
* [Your Live Desktop To-Do List](/interview-studies/participate-in-live-missions/your-live-desktop-to-do-list.md) — complete the key desktop setup steps before your session.
* [What is Dscout Live](/interview-studies/participate-in-live-missions/what-is-dscout-live.md) — get the quick overview of how Live missions work.
* [Live Mobile: Participation Guidelines + Walkthrough](/interview-studies/participate-in-live-missions/live-mobile-participation-guidelines-walkthrough.md) — review the mobile experience and session best practices.

### Start with these

If this is your first Live mission, read these first:

1. [What is Dscout Live](/interview-studies/participate-in-live-missions/what-is-dscout-live.md)
2. [Participating in Live missions](/interview-studies/participate-in-live-missions/participating-in-live-missions.md)
3. [Your Live Desktop To-Do List](/interview-studies/participate-in-live-missions/your-live-desktop-to-do-list.md)


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