Getting Started

Part 1 - Login to your account

Access the Aquifer web application here: https://app.aquifer.cloud/

If you’ve come this far, we've created a user using your email. Assuming your company uses Microsoft or Google as your email provider, you should be able to SSO by clicking "Sign In With Microsoft" or "Sign In With Google”. If you’d prefer to use an email/password combo let support know and we’ll set that up for you.

Keep an Aquifer tab open and ready to create the connections to Assignar and Foundation.

Part 2 - Add Assignar

• Get the Assignar API credentials

  1. Log into Assignar
  2. Go to Settings → API Access

  

  1. Note the Client ID and Client Secret, keeping the browser tab open or copying them locally to a file temporarily

• Go to Aquifer - based on the login from the first part

  1. Click “Connect”
  2. Select Assignar clicking the “Connect” on top of Assignar
  3. Give it a name like “assignar” or like “assignar_civil_group” if you have multiple accounts
  4. Click “Next”
  5. Fill out the connection form
     1. Region - Region you have your Assignar account in
     2. Client ID - Client ID from Assignar
     3. Client Secret - Client Secret from Assignar

Part 3 - Add Foundation

• Create a user in Foundation or use an existing user.
• Go to Aquifer - based on the login from the first part
  • Click “Connect”
  1. Select Foundation clicking the “Connect” on top of Foundation
  2. Give it a name like “foundation” or like “foundation_civil_group” if you have multiple accounts
  3. Click “Next”
  4. Fill out the connection form
     1. Environment - Self hosted or Cloud
        1. Self Hosted
           1. Host - The IP or domain of the server running the Foundation SQL Server. Must allow for Aquifer IPs
           2. Port - The port of the SQL Server instance - defaults to 1433
     2. Database - The Foundation database name
     3. Username - The Foundation username
     4. Password - The Foundation password