Follow these steps:

1. After you open your document, click the "Workflow" icon on the sidebar
2. Following the 'Introduction' in the body of a formal document, comes the major sections or chapters
3. Add or modify divider names for each 'Chapter' or 'Major section'
4. Within each divider add section templates for:
   • Introduction: every section needs an introduction
   • Key point 1
   • Key point 2
   • Key point 3
   • Key point 4
   • Conclusion: every major section needs a concluding 'summary'
5. For example,
   • In a thesis, if the major section is a 'literature review', then the 4 key points would align with literature themes found in your review
   • In a report, if the major section relates to a specific solution, then the key sections might be pros, cons, risks, implementation considerations
   • In an essay, the 4 major sections might be literature, problem, methodology, solution
6. Re-order sections or dividers; as required
7. Indent or outdent sections; as required

Tips:

• Dividers can be modified at any time
• Use drag-and-drop to re-order dividers or sections within dividers
• We recommend using dividers wherever you might have a heading level 1
• We recommend using sections wherever you might have any lower level heading or images

See also:

• Adding a section template
• Creating or editing section templates
• Writing an introduction