Best practices for your first 30 days with Snyk
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Snyk recommends that Business and Enterprise customers prepare for a successful initial rollout by defining an account structure, implementing single sign-on, and configuring their first organization before inviting users or importing projects. Account and organization design determines project access and feature behavior, particularly when multiple development teams work on shared applications. Setting up SSO early through an identity provider can streamline user provisioning, limit access to relevant projects, and prevent duplicate accounts created through alternative login methods. Organizations should also establish default notification settings and review automations before importing projects, disabling automations that teams are not yet prepared to use. Customers can seek technical support and use kickoff sessions, office hours, and training resources to support adoption during the first 30 days.
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