Start working. Let context grow as connections become ready.
The first experience should not be a blank dashboard or an intimidating integration project. Activation helps your workspace understand who you are, what the organization does, what matters, and which sources are ready.
Welcome: See the activation journey and preserve the initiating host and destination.
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Identity and organization: Confirm the right person and business context.
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Organization profile: Add industry, size, functions, products or services, and working terminology.
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Goals and KPIs: Identify priorities that make initial context useful.
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Workspace setup: Confirm environment, membership, and role boundaries.
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Host and source discovery: Inspect what the selected host actually exposes.
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Connector selection: Choose or inherit suitable authorized connections where supported.
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Readiness: Validate identity, binding, available schema, and the state of data processing.
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Invite teammates: Add colleagues and initial access when ready.
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Complete: Enter your workspace and continue work.
Some optional steps can happen later. The aim is first useful work, not forcing every possible integration on day one.
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A truthful readiness view
A connected host may be ready while a source sync is pending. A source may be authorized while no business context has been projected. Activation distinguishes these states so users know what can be relied upon.