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# Getting Started

This guide instructs you, step-by-step, how to get started with Integrity.

1. Obtain license and binaries (distributed by your sales representative. Contact <sales@fortifiedid.se> for inquiries)
2. Install Integrity by following the instruction for your OS/platform: <https://docs.fortifiedid.se/fortified-integrity/the-service/installation>
3. Find a use-case that resembles your requirements at <https://docs.fortifiedid.se/use-cases>.\
   The use case document will contain a configuration for download. Start with that configuration.
4. Modify the configuration to suite your requirements.
5. Restart is needed for configuration changes to apply. Restart instructions for your OS/platform can be found at <https://docs.fortifiedid.se/fortified-integrity/the-service/installation>.
6. System log (for error tracing) is by default written to logs/server.log
7. Event log (follow-up and traceability) is by default written to logs/event.log
8. Log output and log level can be modified, please read <https://docs.fortifiedid.se/fortified-integrity/the-service/operations/logging> for more information.
9. Backup everything below the fortifiedid/ directory. File backup only. You may exclude the logs/ directory. (If OATH tokens are used, the SQL database needs to be backed up as well. Follow the SQL software provider instructions.)


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