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# Onboarding Data

## Connecting Your Tools

Logilica ingests data from common DevOps and Platform Engineering products and creates out-of-the-box metrics, dashboards and reports. The first step after creating your account is to connect the tools your teams use.

To connect your data sources, navigate on the sidebar to **Settings -> Integrations**.

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For a complete list of supported connectors and their configuration details, see [Connecting Tools](/integration/connecting-tools.md).

## What to Expect After Connecting

Once you install a connector, Logilica begins importing your data. Here's what to expect:

* **Initial import takes minutes to hours** depending on the size of your organisation and the data source. Large GitHub organisations with many repositories may take longer.
* **First import covers the last 6 months.** Only data updated within the last 6 months is imported on the first scan. Older data that hasn't been touched won't appear. Importing data older than 6 months requires a configuration change by Logilica — contact support.
* **Subsequent syncs happen automatically.** After the initial import, Logilica polls for new data on a regular schedule — you don't need to re-trigger imports manually.
* **Dashboards populate as data arrives.** You'll see metrics and charts start to appear within minutes of the first import completing.

## Recommended Onboarding Order

1. **Connect your code hosting platform** (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps) — this gives you PR cycle time, coding velocity, and review process metrics immediately
2. **Connect your issue tracker** (Jira, GitHub Projects, GitLab Issues, Azure DevOps Boards, or YouTrack) — this adds planning metrics, sprint health, and lead time tracking
3. **Connect your CI/CD provider** if it's not already embedded in your code platform (CircleCI, BuildKite) — this adds build reliability and DORA metrics
4. **Set up teams** — see [Setting up Teams](/getting-started/setting-up-teams.md) to group contributors and filter dashboards by team
5. **Invite users** — see [Onboarding Users](/getting-started/onboarding-users.md) to give your team access to the platform

## Next Steps

* [Connecting Tools](/integration/connecting-tools.md) — detailed connector reference with authentication methods and data imported per platform
* [Setting up Teams](/getting-started/setting-up-teams.md) — group contributors into teams for filtered dashboards
* [Onboarding Users](/getting-started/onboarding-users.md) — invite team members and assign roles


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