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# Setting Up

Set up CVEF by enabling it for your tenant, then opening it in the Lineaje Portal.

### Before you begin

There is no software to install or infrastructure to provision. Before you start, confirm the following:

| **Requirement**       | **Details**                                                                            |
| --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| CVEF tenant license   | CVEF is licensed and enabled per tenant. Contact your Lineaje account team for access. |
| Lineaje Portal access | Sign-in credentials for your organization's Lineaje Portal.                            |
| Supported web browser | Current Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, or Apple Safari.               |
| Network access        | Connectivity to your organization's Lineaje platform endpoint.                         |
| Repository access     | Write access, or a maintainer with access, to merge CVEF pull requests.                |

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CVEF authenticates through the Lineaje Portal, which also enforces your tenant's CVEF license. No separate CVEF login is required.
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### (Optional) Frontier Model Scanner access

To use the Frontier Model Scanner, provide an API key from Anthropic or OpenRouter. You can also use an AWS Bedrock account. To learn more, see [Frontier Model Scanner](broken://pages/UY97OrdxTFjNAIxw3v8W).

### Enable CVEF

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#### Request CVEF for your tenant

Contact your assigned Lineaje FDE and request CVEF for your tenant. The account team provisions the license and confirms when enablement is complete.
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#### Log in to the Lineaje Portal

Log in to the Lineaje Portal ([https://app.veedna.com](https://app.veedna.com/auth/signup)) with your existing credentials. CVEF becomes available to all users in your tenant on their next login after enablement.
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#### Open CVEF

Select **CVEF** in the main navigation. The Mission Control dashboard opens and displays live data for your organization.
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