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# Organizational Setup

This section explains how to set up Datalogz Control Tower for your organization: connect your analytics platforms, invite your people, and scope what each group manages. For who does what during setup, see the[ Getting Started guide](/guides/organizational-setup/getting-started.md).

### 1. Create a connector

A connector links Control Tower to one of your analytics platforms. Set up one connector for each platform your organization uses. Control Tower supports Power BI, Tableau, Qlik Sense, Sigma, Spotfire, Databricks, and SharePoint. Once connected, Control Tower automatically ingests your analytics metadata and activates default monitors. No further configuration is needed to start seeing results.

### 2. Invite members

Invite the people who need access to Control Tower. What each member can see and manage is determined by the user groups and teams they belong to and the roles they hold.

### 3. Set up teams

Teams scope a subset of your analytics estate, such as your production Power BI workspaces or a set of Tableau projects. Scoping by team lets each group track the health of the content it owns, without noise from the rest of the estate.

### 4. Add members to teams

Add your invited members to the relevant teams. This gives them access to the assets, monitors, and alerts they are responsible for.


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