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# Getting started

## Getting started

Create your Lineaje account to begin configuring your environment.

After your first sign-in, Lineaje opens the onboarding workflow. Use it to create an organization, configure gates, and connect integrations.

### Choose a setup path

The onboarding workflow supports two configuration approaches:

* **Quick setup** creates a default organization with standard gates and policies.
* **Custom setup** creates an organization hierarchy with custom gates and policies.

Choose the path that matches your operational requirements. You can refine the configuration after onboarding.

### Next steps

1. [Create an account](/getting-started/create-an-account.md)
2. [Complete the onboarding workflow](/getting-started/onboarding-workflow.md)

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