This article walks you through signing up for Sanaf and hiring it into your new workspace.
Sign up
Go to employees.sanafai.com. The first screen, Hire your first AI employee, offers several ways in:
- Sign up with Slack. This is the quickest route if your team works in Slack. It opens your workspace, hires Sanaf and takes you straight to Slack's screen to add it. Sanaf then says hello in Slack.
- Sign up with Microsoft, when it is shown. It opens your workspace, hires Sanaf and takes you to the page with the Teams app.
- Sign up with Google.
- An email and a password.
To sign up with an email:
- Fill in Full name, Work email, Password and Confirm password. Company name (optional) becomes the name of your workspace.
- Press Create my workspace.
- We email you a six digit code. Enter it and press Continue. If it does not arrive, press Send another code.
Your workspace opens on its own. You are not asked where your team works: the first place you add Sanaf, Slack or Teams, settles that.
Hire Sanaf
After signing up with Google or an email you land on What should Sanaf do first?
- Pick a job. Jobs are grouped by the kind of work, and each card says in one line what that job covers.
- If none fits, pick Write the job yourself under Something else. You write Sanaf's instructions after hiring.
- Under What should we call it?, keep the name Sanaf or type another one.
- Press Hire Sanaf (the button shows the name you chose).
You land on Sanaf's own page. It shows the job it holds and a Getting Sanaf started card with three steps: put it where your team talks, connect an app, and give it something to do.
If you signed up with Slack, Sanaf is hired without a job. Its page says No job picked, and you can pick one with Give it a job.
Good to know
- A workspace has one Sanaf. Once it is hired, the hire screen takes you to it instead of hiring a second one.
- Only an owner or manager of the workspace can hire.
- The name is set when you hire, so choose the one your team will use in Slack or Teams.