Add Client to Rewst Crate
There are two ways to add clients to Rewst:
With the Add Client to Rewst Crate.
Through your CSP integration.
This page will cover how to do this with the Add Client to Rewst Crate. You can find alternative instructions for the second method here.
What does the Add Client to Rewst Crate do?
The Add Client to Rewst Crate lets you easily use a form to add a new client to Rewst, and map your installed integrations to the organization.
Set up the Add Client to Rewst Crate
Navigate to Crates > Crate Marketplace in the Rewst platform.
Search for
Add Client to Rewst
.Click on the Crate tile to begin unpacking.
Click Unpack Crate.
Click Continue.
Add your Time Saved.
Click Unpack.

How to get to the form
After unpacking, use the Crate's form to add a client.
Navigate to Automations > Forms.
Find the new form. Use search to help with this, if your form list is lengthy.
Click on the Options menu to the right of the form.
Click Usages.
Click View Direct URL.
Click or copy the form URL to access the form.
What you need to fill out the form
Once you're in the form, you'll see the following fields:
Company Name: The name of the company you want to add to Rewst
Customer Primary Domain: The domain of the company. For example,
Rewstyhouse.com .
This form will also give you the option to map the following installed integration categories:
PSA
RMM
Network Monitoring & Remote Admin
Documentation & CRM
Licensing & Distribution
Backup & Security
With the above filled out and configured, you can add or invite users to the new site as the following roles:
Forms-only User: Only able to view Rewst forms
Member Users: Able to view forms, results, and create workflows in Rewst

Finish up
Once your form is complete, you can submit your form.
Make sure you map the CSP tenant for your customer
You will then want to find the CSP tenant for your new customer and map it to the Rewst organization that you have created. You can do this by navigating to Configuration → Integrations → Microsoft Cloud to find the relevant CSP tenant.
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