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# Getting set up

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<summary>Step1: Creating your organization</summary>

Register for a [Pyas account](https://www.app.pyas.io/auth/register).&#x20;

You'll be asked to provide your full name, organization name and email (this should be the email you plan to use for your organization. It cannot be changed.)

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<summary>Step 2: Inviting your team</summary>

See the [Inviting Members](/fundamentals/getting-set-up/inviting-team-members.md) section.

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<summary>Step 3: Create a Pyas App</summary>

See the [Creating an App](/fundamentals/getting-set-up/creating-an-app.md) section.

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<summary>Step 4: Configure Authentication</summary>

There are 2 options for authenticating users; Pyas Auth and Native Auth.

The quickest way to start connecting accounts is to use the Pyas Auth option.

See the [Setup Authentication](/fundamentals/getting-set-up/setup-authentication.md) section for more info.

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<summary>Step 5: Generate API Keys</summary>

In order to start using our API, you must create API keys. See the [**API Authentication**](/rest-api-reference/api-authentication.md) section for more info.

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<summary>Step 6: Connect an Account</summary>

You should now be ready to start connecting accounts and using the API.

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