AnyX Guide Topic: AnyX Admin: Getting Started

The first setup task is to connect your site to the Agilicus cloud. This is done with a connector: software that runs at your site and reaches out to the cloud over an outbound-only connection, so your resources are exposed without opening any inbound ports. Before anything el…

The final setup task makes sure billing is configured so the subscription can be paid. Your organisation needs a billing account and a payment method. This task points you to the billing screens where you set those up. 1. Open Getting Started > Setup Payment from the left navi…

The fifth setup task confirms that you can diagnose access issues and see the audit trail. Agilicus AnyX records who accessed what, when, and whether it was allowed; this task makes sure you know where to look. When a user has a problem, or when you need to demonstrate complia…

The third setup task defines what you are going to expose. A zero trust architecture provides access to individual resources for individual users. Earlier you connected your site with a connector; now you tell the platform which resources exist. You define each resource the pl…

The Getting Started section of the portal walks a new organisation through the initial setup of Agilicus AnyX. It is a task board: each task links to a short guide that helps you complete one part of the setup, and you mark each task complete as you finish it. There are seven …

The fourth setup task controls who gets access to the resources you have exposed. This is where you grant users and groups the ability to reach specific resources, at a specific level. A resource is not accessible until someone is permitted to access it. Permissions are the me…

The second setup task configures where your users come from. Agilicus AnyX does not create duplicate user accounts: it connects to your existing identity provider, and users sign in with the credentials they already have. You choose how your users authenticate. The platform ne…

Follow the structured onboarding walkthrough to install connectors, configure identity providers, expose resources, and grant permissions.