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# Connecting a Salesforce Org to Guard using Connected Apps flow

Getting started with AutoRABIT Guard takes just a few minutes. There’s no need to connect GitHub or any other infrastructure—we only require a connection to your Salesforce org. 

### Step 1: Log in to Guard 

Sign in to your Guard account. 

### Step 2: Open Settings 

In the right-hand menu, go to Settings. 

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### Step 3: Add Your Salesforce Org

Click Add New Org.

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You’ll be prompted to log in with your Salesforce org credentials through a standard OAuth flow.

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Note: AutoRABIT never sees or stores your Salesforce credentials.
{% endhint %}

Authorize Guard to connect with your Salesforce org. Once complete, the connection is established securely.

### Step 4: Let Guard Do the Work

That’s it! Guard will automatically:

·      Scan your org for vulnerabilities

·      Classify data in your custom fields

·      Check your security settings

***You’re now ready to start using Guard!***

Additionally, we recommend connecting with an Integration User License. Details on how to do this can be found here: [Integration User License](/product-guides/guard/getting-started-with-guard/integration-user-license.md)


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