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# Account Setup & Onboarding

To start using Firefly, sign up for an account on the [Firefly platform](https://app.firefly.ai). Once logged in, Firefly will guide you through an Onboarding Wizard. In this wizard, you will connect your data sources and tools so Firefly can scan your cloud environment.

The wizard prompts you to integrate:

1. **Cloud providers and SaaS** – your cloud accounts (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes, etc.) or services like Datadog, so Firefly can inventory your assets. Learn more about [data source integrations](/integrations/data-sources.md).
2. **Workflows** – to integrate with your existing CI/CD pipelines, so Firefly can scan your Terraform and OpenTofu deployments and enforce guardrails. Learn more about [Workflows integration](/integrations/workflows.md).
3. **Version control** – linking your Git repositories (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, etc.) so Firefly can map resources to code and even open pull requests for changes. Learn more about [VCS integrations](/integrations/version-control.md).
4. **Notification channels (ChatOps)** – such as Slack or Microsoft Teams, to send notifications. Learn more about [ChatOps integrations](/integrations/notifications.md).

Follow the on-screen steps in each section of the wizard to provide the necessary credentials or permissions for each integration. Once you've added all the integrations you want, click "Take me in" to complete onboarding.


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