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This walkthrough takes a brand new workspace to a live capability and a first scanned request. Plan on about ten minutes.

Prerequisites

  • Your workspace URL and the owner credentials issued when the workspace was provisioned. The first owner account is created during provisioning; there is no public sign-up to register through.
  • A server-side app you can add four lines to, or an OpenAI-compatible client whose base URL you can change. Neither is needed if you are starting with Data Security or endpoint DLP.
Arrived here from an invitation email rather than provisioning? Read Accepting an invite instead. This page is written for the person setting the workspace up.

1. Sign in

Open your workspace URL and sign in. If your organization uses single sign-on, use Continue with SSO and Blindsight will resolve your identity provider from your email domain. If two-factor authentication is required, you will be walked through enrolling an authenticator app and shown a set of backup codes. Save them: that screen is the only time they are displayed.

2. Complete first-run setup

A new workspace lands on Getting started and the rest of the console stays locked until setup is finished. This is the step that tells Blindsight which capabilities you use, and it is what unlocks navigation for you and everyone you invite.
1

Choose your capabilities

Nine capabilities across four sections: AI applications, Workforce, Training data, and Compliance. Each row states the effort before you commit (code snippet · ~5 min, no code · ~3 min, installer · ~10 min). Pick only what you will set up today; you can reopen this later.
2

Review

A plain summary of what applying will add, and how many components it wires into your apps. Nothing is created until you press Apply.
3

Apply

Creates your primary App, seeds its component graph, and mints one API key for SDK or proxy capabilities. The key is shown exactly once. Copy it now.
4

Configure

Guided steps per capability, with the setup snippets you need and real actions inline: upload a dataset, download the agent bundle, register an MCP server, pick compliance frameworks.
Setup watches for a real signal before it calls a capability live: a scanned event, the agent’s first report, your first dataset, or your chosen frameworks. You do not have to wait for it. Leave setup and anything outstanding flips to live on its first signal. Full detail, including what happens to teammates who sign in before you finish, is in First-run setup.

3. Make your first scanned request

Pick the path that matches what you selected.
Install the SDK and wrap the calls around your model.
server.ts
Always send safeText onward rather than the original: it is the redacted copy when the text carried PII. More in SDK examples.
Whichever path you took, the request appears in your dashboard within seconds, attributed to your primary App.

4. Invite your team

Open Access management → People → Invite. The dialog takes several work addresses at once, asks which roles they get, and shows the seats it will use before you send. Invitees receive an email, set a password from the link, and then sign in. Accepting an invitation does not sign them in by itself.
Finish step 2 before inviting anyone. Teammates who sign in to a workspace that has not completed setup get a “Setup in progress” holding screen instead of the console.
Seats, the work-email policy, role limits, and how invitation links expire and get replaced are covered in Inviting your team.

Where to next

First-run setup

Every capability the wizard offers, what applying creates, and how to change it later.

The Overview page

The cross-capability home you land on once setup is done.

Runtime Security overview

Endpoints, verdicts, thresholds, and SDK examples for prompt and response scanning.

Data Security overview

Core concepts, severity scale, and the map of every feature.

Install the DLP agent

Protect the AI your workforce uses on their own laptops.

Compliance overview

Turn everything above into framework-mapped evidence.