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Getting started

Quick start for admins

From a fresh organisation to a protected pilot group: the setup wizard, the Default profile, inviting, and checking that it works.

Insights

Monitor sensitive-data detections across your team

Detections
12,438
total
Critical detections
861
6.9% of all detections
Adjusted before sending
9,453
76% of all detections
Critical sent despite warning
96
11% of critical detections
Detections over time
Standard
Critical
The admin dashboard surfaces patterns at organisation level.

This is the shortest path from a fresh organisation to a pilot group that is actually protected. Keep the dashboard open next to this page and work through the steps top to bottom.

The dashboardSign in with the account you created the organisation with.

Complete the setup wizard

A new organisation opens on the wizard Set up your organisation; the regular dashboard appears once you finish it. The wizard is a handful of short steps:

The wizard steps

StepWhat you choose
OrganisationThe name your team sees in invites and reports
ModulesReal-time privacy, Document redaction, and AI; pick at least one
AI coachingOnly shown with the AI module on: coaching on or off, plus which AI tools are allowed at your organisation
InsightsTeam insights on or off; nothing is preselected on purpose
TeamInvite team members right away, or skip

Everything in the wizard can be changed later. Coaching has one requirement: pick at least one allowed tool, or coaching cannot be switched on.

Review the Default profile

Open Realtime Privacy → Profiles in the menu. The profile with the Default badge applies to every app without its own profile, so nothing is ever left uncovered.

Open it and check which data types are on and at which level: Standard shows a yellow highlight, Critical a red one. If certain apps need stricter or quieter detection, create a profile of your own and assign the apps inside it.

Apps and websitesHow apps are assigned to a profile and what the Default profile does.

Invite a pilot group

Click your name at the bottom left of the sidebar, choose Organisation, and click Invite members. Paste the addresses of your pilot group, pick the Member role, and send. Start small: a team that handles a lot of sensitive data teaches you the most.

Inviting your teamBulk invites, roles, and what the recipient receives.

Have the team install and sign in

The invitation email carries the store links for Chrome and Edge. Signing in works with a Google or Microsoft account, or with the work email address: in that case the member receives a sign-in link by email and never needs a password.

Someone stays on Pending

Send a reminder from the members list: Actions → Send install reminder. That works once per 24 hours per member. If the email never arrives, ask IT to allow mail from BeeSensible.

Check Insights after the first week

Open Realtime Privacy → Insights: detections per platform, the most detected data types, and what happened to them before sending. Use those first numbers to tune profiles before you roll out wider.

Managed devices

If you deploy with Microsoft Intune or another device management tool, there is a dedicated route: the extension installs by itself and employees sign in with their work account, without installing or typing anything.

Deployment console in the dashboardOrganisation → Deployment guide: the console generates the scripts and policy values and shows what has landed on the devices.Deploying with Microsoft IntuneThe full working instruction for a managed rollout with Intune.

For a phased rollout across the whole organisation, see the roll-out playbook.