The first workspace represents your own company. MSPs can add isolated customer
workspaces later; customer onboarding is not required to validate the internal
company setup.
Enter the company name, your full name, and your work email. Use the exact
work email associated with the Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace account
you will use in the next step — the email on the form must match the
verified email returned by the identity provider.
Verify your identity
Under Sign up with, choose Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
and complete the provider sign-in. Stackyapper verifies the business
identity and company domain before creating the workspace. (When signing in
later, the login page shows Continue with Microsoft 365 and Continue
with Google Workspace.)
Review the workspace
Confirm that the company name and signed-in identity are correct. Do not
continue if you authenticated with the wrong company account.
Accept the terms and choose a plan
Review the linked legal terms, select Standard or Business, and continue to
the hosted checkout. The signup screen shows current plan prices before
checkout; verify the plan and amount before completing payment.
Enter the portal
After checkout returns you to Stackyapper, confirm that the workspace
selector shows your company. This selected workspace controls which apps,
credentials, permissions, sessions, and audit activity you are managing.
Verify the workspace
Before connecting an app, confirm:
Your name and company identity are shown in the portal.
The workspace selector shows your company.
You can open Apps, Users & Groups, AI clients, and Settings.
You have not accidentally entered an existing customer or test workspace.
Always check the selected workspace before connecting a provider credential.
A credential is stored and used within that workspace's boundary.
Joining an existing company
Do not create a second workspace if your company already uses Stackyapper. Ask
an owner or admin to invite your work email, then sign in through
app.stackyapper.dev.