When you sign up your organization for Swif, the Setup Guide walks you through getting started. In a few steps, you tell Swif about your company, your devices, and your compliance goals. Swif then configures your workspace automatically, and helps you enroll your first device.

The Setup Guide has three parts:

The sidebar stays locked until you finish the Setup Guide. Hover over a locked item to see why. When you select Finish Onboarding & Hide Setup Guide at the end, the sidebar unlocks and the Setup Guide is hidden.

If you get stuck, select Need help with setup? at the top of any step.

The progress bar at the top shows each step: Company Details > OS > Compliance Frameworks > GRC > Identity Provider.

Enter your company's details, and tell us how you heard about Swif. Next becomes available once every required field is filled in.

Select every operating system your organization uses. You can choose more than one:

Each card shows the supported OS versions. Choose at least one to continue.

Your choices decide which installers and test devices the Setup Guide offers later.

Select the compliance frameworks your organization follows. You can choose more than one:

Swif configures recommendations, policies, and reporting to match the frameworks you choose.

To preview a framework, select the down arrow on its card. The preview opens below the cards. If you choose several frameworks, each one has its own preview.

Don't need a compliance framework? Select We Don't Need a Compliance Baseline. This skips both the framework and GRC steps, and takes you straight to Identity Provider. If you select Back from there, you return to the framework step.

If you use a governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) platform, such as Vanta or Drata, select it. Choose one:

This step is skipped if you selected We Don't Need a Compliance Baseline.

Select the primary identity provider your organization uses to manage users, such as Google Workspace, Microsoft Azure, Okta, or Deel.

Next, the IdP Connection Walkthrough explains how to connect it. Select Continue to open the identity provider's connection page and finish connecting.

Swif now configures your workspace based on your answers. Each item shows its progress as Swif prepares it.

If you skipped compliance frameworks, you'll see No framework policies created and No compliance baseline created. That's expected.

When everything is ready, the page shows a completed message. Select Continue to Device Enrollment.

Choose how to start:

Swif detects your computer's operating system from your browser, and suggests it as your first test device. To use a different one, select Choose a different OS. Swif also shows cards for the other operating systems you picked in Step 2.

On each device card, choose how to enroll it:

Android devices: connect Android Enterprise first. Until you do, the Android card shows a notice, and Send QR code is unavailable. See How Android Enrollment Works.

Once the device enrolls, the page updates on its own and shows:

Full enforcement usually takes up to 30 minutes. Keep the device on and connected. You can leave the page, and Swif emails you when it's done. Every device you enroll after this one works the same way.

When the first device is ready, select Add Your Second Test Device. Swif suggests another device based on the operating systems you picked. If you picked only one, it suggests a desktop OS.

From there, you can:

The Enrollment Option page shows installers for the operating systems you picked in Step 2:

You can also select Email Enrollment Guide to Employees to send your team installation instructions.

Select Finish Onboarding & Hide Setup Guide. The sidebar unlocks, and the Setup Guide is hidden. This stays in effect after you refresh the page, or sign out and back in.

Fill in every required field on the page. On the OS step, choose at least one operating system.

You can set up compliance after onboarding, from Compliance Center in the sidebar.

Connect the GRC platform in its integration window, or choose the referral option. Closing the window without connecting keeps you on this step.

Connect Android Enterprise first. See How Android Enrollment Works.

Check that the installer finished on the device, and that the device is connected to the internet. The page updates on its own once the device enrolls.

Full enforcement usually takes up to 30 minutes. Keep the device on and connected. Swif emails you when it's done.

Select Finish Onboarding & Hide Setup Guide on the last page of the Setup Guide.