Step 1 - Setup Technician Login Accounts

Once you have logged in to Quickpass for the first time with your primary login you can create additional login accounts for your technicians if desired. Please refer to this KB article on Login Management for step by step instructions. You can setup these accounts at any time so if this is not required at this point you can skip to Step 2.

https://support.getquickpass.com/hc/en-us/articles/360040722434-How-to-Setup-Quickpass-Login-Accounts

Step 2 - Create or Import Quickpass Customers

Quickpass is a multi-tenanted system that logically separates MSP clients or customers into what we call Quickpass customers. Quickpass customers can either be manually created one by one or can be imported from IT Glue organizations.

Now that you are logged into Quickpass the first thing you need to do is either create or import customers. Which method you use is dependent on whether you are an IT Glue customer or not. If you are an IT Glue customer you will want to first configure the IT Glue integration which will then allow you to import your IT Glue organizations as Quickpass customers. Conversely, if you are not an IT Glue customer then you will want to create your customers directly in Quickpass.

IT Glue Customers

For IT Glue customers please refer to this KB article that covers the setup of the integration, the importing of customers and also covers the setup of password rotation.

https://support.getquickpass.com/hc/en-us/articles/360035649393-IT-Glue-Integration-Setup-Guide

Non IT Glue Customers

If you are not an IT Glue customer you will want to proceed by following the instructions in this KB article to create Quickpass customers.

https://support.getquickpass.com/hc/en-us/articles/360035206574-How-to-Create-New-Customer

Step 3 - Install Agent or link Office 365 Tenant Account

Active Directory / Local Accounts

If you are setting up a Quickpass customer that has On-Premise Active Directory on its own or a hybrid setup using AD Connect with On-Premise Active Directory and Office 365 you will need to install the agent on your customers Active Directory server. Similarly, if you have local accounts you wish to import into Quickpass. To do so follow these KB articles.

Install Agent

https://support.getquickpass.com/hc/en-us/articles/360035206994-How-to-install-the-Server-Agent-Manual-and-Silent

Office 365

If you are setting up a Quickpass customers with Office 365 you will need to follow this KB article to link a Quickpass customer with an Office 365 tenant.

https://support.getquickpass.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039678373-How-to-Connect-a-Azure-Office-365-tenant-to-Quickpass-Customer

Step 4 - Setup Self-Serve

Once you either have the Active Directory server agent installed of you have linked a Quickpass customer to an Office 365 tenant account you can begin importing users to be used for self-serve password resets. If you don't plan on using self-serve you can skip to Step 5 for password rotation.

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