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Run the Getting Started Wizard

The Getting Started Wizard helps you set up Platform Governance for Salesforce after you have done the basic installation and configuration.

Prerequisites

Before running the Getting Started Wizard, ensure you have completed:

Access the Wizard

To use the Getting Started Wizard:

  1. Open Netwrix Dashboard from the Salesforce App Launcher
  2. Navigate to Settings > Getting Started Wizard

The Getting Started Wizard opens to help you finish the configuration and set up.

Choose Your License Type

On the Initial Setup Wizard page, choose the package type you have purchased and enter the License Key sent to you. Click Next.

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Add your Credentials

Once you have chosen your license type, you need to add your credentials. If your credentials change, an alert is sent to update the saved credentials. Expired credentials can cause auto scanners to fail. Use Netwrix Dashboard > Settings> SP Credentials to update your credentials.

High Assurance Users

If your organization has High Assurance enabled, you cannot use this credential method. You must use Named Credentials instead.

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For Session ID Authentication only:

  1. On the Credentials page, add the following values:

    • Salesforce Username
    • Salesforce Password
    • Salesforce Security Token
    • Salesforce Consumer Key (optional)
    • Salesforce Consumer Secret (optional)
  2. Click Next

Test Your Connection

This step applies to both Named Credentials and Session ID authentication methods. You need to configure the remote site settings to allow Platform Governance to communicate with external services.

Testing the connection

Configure Remote Site Settings

  1. Open Salesforce Setup > Security > Remote Site Settings

  2. Click New Remote Site

    New Remote Site

  3. Copy/paste the information from the wizard to create the remote sites

  4. Repeat for each remote site URL shown in the wizard

Multiple Remote Sites

You may need to create multiple remote site settings. The wizard will display all required URLs. Create a separate remote site entry for each URL shown.

Test the Connection

  1. Return to the Getting Started Wizard
  2. Click Test Connection
  3. Test connection was Successful is displayed if the connection succeeds
  4. Once the test is successful, click Next

Next Steps

After completing the Getting Started Wizard: