Getting Started

First Analysis Onboarding Checklist

See the fastest path from sign-up to first value in Logger: run one sample or upload, review failure groups, save a report, and only then expand into integrations or teammates.

Start with one useful analysis, not a full rollout

Start with one useful analysis, not a full rollout

The first activation milestone is creating one useful analysis from `/analyses/new`. Open a sample analysis or use one representative incident window so failure groups, summaries, and optional advanced comparison become immediately visible.

Open one failure-group detail and keep one reusable output

Open one failure-group detail and keep one reusable output

The fastest proof of value is opening one failure-group detail and then saving a report or export once the failure groups look right. That turns the first analysis into a reusable report instead of a one-time upload.

Look at one sample analysis before you scale the rollout

Look at one sample analysis before you scale the rollout

If the product is new to the team, it helps to see a completed analysis before you decide whether the product fits. Use the example below as a reference for what a useful first result should actually look like.

Add integrations and teammates as follow-through, not day-one requirements

Add integrations and teammates as follow-through, not day-one requirements

After the first analysis is useful, connect Slack, Jira, GitHub, or webhook automation and invite a teammate so the workspace becomes operational. Those are strong second-step actions, but the core first-run goal is still one clear analysis and one reusable output.

Why teams choose HendrixMojo

Evidence-first incident analysis for teams that need failure groups fast.