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[How-To] Install and capture user access from Chrome Swif extension
[How-To] Install and capture user access from Chrome Swif extension
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Discover the power of the new Swif Chrome extension. This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough on how to install, use, and manage the extension to capture applications and detect user leads.

Installing the Swif Chrome Extension

Step 1: Navigate to the left side menu and select the Chrome extension under access management.

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Step 2: Add the Chrome extension to your browser and wait for the installation to complete.

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Using the Swif Chrome Extension

Step 3: Navigate to the application you want to capture. For this guide, we're using 'Deel' as an example.

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Step 4: At the people screen of 'Deel', use the Chrome extension to capture the people list.

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Step 5: Open the extension. It'll automatically detect the new domain. Review it, add it as a custom app, and click save.

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Capturing User Access

Step 6: Start capturing the list of user access from 'Deal'. The capturing process is based on the image capturing, using Swif IQ to process the data. This might take some time.

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Step 7: After processing, review the detected new accounts and user information before publishing access for these users.

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Step 8: Select all captured user access and save. Wait for the saving process to complete.

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Managing User Access

Step 9: After saving, the list of user accesses will be added to your Swif access management.

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Step 10: Recapture to import more user accesses to Swif if needed. Note that existing user accesses in Swif will be skipped during the recapturing.

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Step 11: Review the captured information before adding them to your Swif access management. Update the role of specific users before publishing access for them if necessary.

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Step 12: After public access is complete, new user access will be added to your access management.

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Step 13: Manage all your user access per application in the Applications tab and review user access per user from the Users tab with Activate and Deactivate options.

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And that's it! You're now equipped to use the Swif Chrome extension effectively.

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