On day-one, the first steps to get up and running with Lucidum include:
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Creating user accounts.
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If you want Lucidum to ingest data from on-premises hardware and software, you must configure a proxy server.
Your Lucidum Account Representative will guide you through these tasks.
User Accounts #
Lucidum includes role-based accounts, out of the box.
![new_user_no_sso.png](https://lucidum.io/wp-content/uploads/new_user_no_sso.png)
To define accounts in Lucidum, you provide:
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User Name
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Email address
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Password
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Time Zone
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Role
Lucidum integrates with most SSO providers. If your organization uses SSO, you need only specify the correct user name, email address, and toggle the SSO button.
![new_user_sso.png](https://lucidum.io/wp-content/uploads/new_user_sso.png)
For details on creating and managing user accounts, see the documentation on Managing Users.
Proxy Server #
A proxy server allows Lucidum running on your SaaS account to fetch data securely from your on-premises assets.
For details, contact your Lucidum Account Representative and see the documentation on the Proxy Server.