Finish

Nearly there - a few things to know before you sign in.

There are steps still to do before setup can finish.
Carry on where setup is
Signing in needs HTTPS
This page came over http://, and ITFlow only lets you sign in over https:// - so the sign-in page will turn you away until the site has a certificate (Let's Encrypt is free). Only for a test install that never leaves your network, change this line in config.php instead:
  • Your backup key Backups are locked with it. Keep a copy somewhere safe, away from this server - a backup can't be restored without it. It is in Maintenance > Backup too. config.php couldn't be written to, so there isn't one yet - Maintenance > Backup says how to add it.
  • Its address Links in emails and the client portal go to https://.$config_base_url in config.php before you invite clients.' ?> Put the address people reach ITFlow at in $config_base_url in config.php - links in emails go to it.

Once you are signed in

Get started opens and walks you through the rest, a step at a time. Any of it can be skipped for now - the dashboard shows what is left, and it is in Admin whenever you want it.

  1. Cron - ITFlow needs one crontab entry, for the user that owns its files. The install script adds it for you; by hand, it is: /dev/null", 'Crontab entry') ?> It ships off - Get started's first step turns it on.
  2. Email, backups, billing and support - the mailbox ITFlow sends from, a nightly backup, your rate and tax, and response times.
  3. Your team and starter content - the people who work with you, and templates to start from.
  4. Your first client - or the demo data, to look around first.
Once, now - so the project can see who uses ITFlow. Nothing else is ever sent. More
What is sent
'Company', 'website' => 'Website', 'city' => 'City', 'state' => 'State', 'country' => 'Country', 'currency' => 'Currency'] as $key => $label) { ?>
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Install
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