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# Onboarding

Here you will find a step-wise guide to set up your Typo account.

Setting up your Git provider account is the first step of the onboarding process. 

### Step 1: Connect Git

Navigate to <https://typoapp.io/> > Get Started with Git\
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Select GitHub (or any of the other options) and you will land on it's respective authorization page

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### **Step 2:** Add details

Once you complete the authorization step, the next step is to enter your details

### **Step 3: Connect Issue Tracker**

&#x20;In the next step, connect your issue tracker with Typo. Connecting the issue tracker helps you get insights on sprint analysis and management. This step is optional, so you can skip it and move ahead, then configure it later.

### **Step 4:** Connect Slack

The last step is to connect your Slack for real-time notifications. This step is optional, so you can skip it and move ahead, then configure it later.

And done! Click on Go to Dashboard

You will now be redirected to your dashboard, and your first level of insights will be published in a few minutes, depending on the volume of data. You can further customize your teams and integrations from the dashboard settings & integration section.


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