Create an account

Start with the domain you actually want CLEA to monitor. The first workspace should be tied to the site that represents your company to buyers.

If you have multiple brands or markets, do not combine everything on day one. Start with the cleanest domain and expand once the first loop works.

The primary domain is the base for visibility tracking, readiness checks, SEO context, and later sitemap work.

Use the public marketing domain unless your use case clearly needs another site.

The workspace owner should be someone who can make setup decisions. That includes domain choice, team access, billing, and data connections.

If the owner cannot approve integrations, the first week may slow down.

Invite people who need to review cards, prompts, analytics, or content work.

Keep access practical. Too many reviewers can make the first suggestion queue harder to clear.

The Release CLEA form starts the workspace. It should capture enough domain and account context for CLEA to begin the first visibility work.

After release, wait for the first prompt data before judging the dashboard.

A good first confirmation is simple. The domain is correct, the workspace opens, and CLEA has a place to store prompt runs, chatlogs, files, and suggestions.

If something looks wrong, fix the account context before deeper work begins.

Billing and team settings control access and usage. Free credits can run out quickly, so keep early work focused on the highest-value checks.

Use the first session to learn the product path before scaling prompt volume or scheduled work.

After account creation, the next milestone is the first data run. That is when the workspace starts showing prompt answers, sources, competitors, and useful suggestion cards.