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Setup

superglue Cloud needs no installation. Sign in, connect one system, and let the agent show you what it can read. This page covers the hosted version. To run superglue in your own environment, see Self-hosting.

Sign in

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  1. Sign up at app.superglue.cloud, or book a demo to talk to the team first.
  2. Create your organization. Invite colleagues later from Organization.

Choose how to start

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The welcome screen offers three ways to start: upload a client export, try superglue with a fictional sample client, or connect a system. You can also type what you are working on. Once you save your first project, superglue asks you to connect Gmail or Outlook, so it learns what is happening in your projects and sends you a weekday briefing. Until you connect a source, a banner at the top links to Brain > Setup.

Connect your first system

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  1. Click New session in the left sidebar.

  2. Describe the system and what you want from it. A sandbox or demo company is the best first connection:

    Connect our Sage Intacct sandbox. I want to see the customer list and the chart of accounts.

  3. The agent configures the connection and asks for the secret values in a credential form. Enter them there, not in chat.

  4. The agent makes a safe read and shows you the result.

Run a first discovery

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Ask in your own words:

Inventory the data in this Intacct sandbox: which modules have records, how many, and any
obvious data-quality issues in customers and vendors.

Discovery is read-only, so it is a safe way to see how the agent works on a real system. Ask for a report at the end and download it as PDF.

Set up project context and a project

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When you are ready for a real engagement:

  1. Connect your meeting notetaker, Slack or Teams, and email under Brain → Setup, so the agent can use what was agreed with the client. See Project context.
  2. Create a project for the engagement and let the agent draft the plan. See Project setup.

Next steps

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