Create your account

Open the Jutsu sign-up page. Enter your full name, work email, and a password with at least 6 characters, then select Create account.

  • Use an email address you can verify immediately.
  • If the address already has an account, use Sign in instead.
  • Continue with Google is available as an alternative and does not require a separate Jutsu email-verification step.

Figure 1. Create a Jutsu account with a name, email, and password.

Check your inbox

After a standard email-and-password sign-up, Jutsu creates the account but does not sign you in yet. The confirmation screen shows the address that received the verification link and then redirects to sign in.

Figure 2. The account is created and a verification email has been sent.

Verification window: The email-verification link is valid for 24 hours and is single-use.

Verify your email address

Open the message from Jutsu and select Verify email address. This confirms that you control the address used for the account.

  • If the message is not visible, check spam, junk, and corporate email filters.
  • Open the newest verification message if you requested more than one link.
  • Do not forward the verification link; it is intended for the account owner.

Figure 3. Select Verify email address in the Jutsu verification message.

Continue after verification

A successful link opens the Email verified screen. Select Continue to sign in.

Figure 4. Email verification completed successfully.

Expired or invalid link: Enter your email on the verification screen and select Resend verification email to receive a fresh 24-hour link.

Sign in

Enter the verified email address and password, then select Sign in. You can also use Continue with Google when the account is connected to Google.

  • The email and password fields are both required.
  • An unverified email cannot sign in until verification is complete.
  • Use Forgot password? if you no longer know the password.

Figure 5. Sign in with your verified Jutsu account.

Choose a plan

Jutsu sends users without an organization to onboarding. Review the available plans and select the card that matches your expected team size, protected assets, data capacity, and retention needs.

  • Free plans create the workspace immediately.
  • A purchasable paid plan creates a preview workspace and then offers Continue to payment.
  • A plan marked Request access starts the workspace on Free and submits an upgrade request.
  • Plan availability, prices, and limits can change; use the values shown in the product when you sign up.

Figure 6. Choose the plan for the new security workspace.

Name your organization

Enter the organization profile. Jutsu auto-generates a unique workspace slug from the name and checks its availability before enabling Continue.

  • Organization name - required; this is the name teammates see.
  • Slug - required; 3-80 lowercase letters, numbers, and single hyphens. It must be available.
  • Company size and estimated assets - required; these are planning estimates and do not by themselves change your plan limits.
  • Company URL, industry, and primary use case - optional and editable later.

Figure 7. Enter the organization name, slug, size, and estimated assets.

Choose the workspace region

Select the region where workspace events and detections will be stored. The United States region is currently live; other listed regions are marked Soon.

Figure 8. Confirm the United States workspace region.

Data residency decision: A workspace cannot be moved to a different region later. Create a new workspace if future residency requirements change.

Wait for workspace provisioning

Select Create organization. Jutsu shows real provisioning milestones as it creates the organization, applies plan capacity, installs detection rules, and finalizes the workspace.

  • Keep the page open while setup completes; normal setup usually takes a few seconds.
  • If setup fails, select Try again and review the organization details before retrying.
  • A paid plan may pause on an activation screen so you can continue to payment or explore the preview workspace first.

Figure 9. Jutsu provisions the organization and security workspace.

Continue when the workspace is ready

When setup finishes, Jutsu confirms that the workspace is ready. Select Invite your team to continue, or choose I'll do this later to move directly to asset connection.

Figure 10. The new Jutsu workspace is ready.

Skipping is reversible: You can invite teammates later from Organization > Team. The dashboard setup checklist continues to track this task.

Enter the teammate's email address

Type the work email address of the person you want to invite. The invitation is permanently bound to that address, so confirm the spelling before sending.

  • Select Add another to invite more teammates in the same batch.
  • Empty rows are ignored; a non-empty row must contain a valid email address.
  • Each pending invitation reserves a plan seat until it is accepted, declined, revoked, or expires.

Figure 12. Enter an email and add more invitation rows as needed.

Seat limit: If the batch exceeds your plan's seat allowance, Jutsu identifies the affected rows and offers Request an upgrade.

Choose the role and send invitations

Open the Role picker for each teammate, choose the least-privileged role that supports their work, and then select Send invites.

Figure 13. Choose an assignable role for the invited teammate.

RoleUse it forWhat it adds
ViewerRead-only observersReads the workspace and compliance information; makes no changes.
AnalystDaily SOC analystsTriages alerts, works incidents, runs detection rules, and provides compliance evidence.
ResponderIncident respondersEverything in Analyst, plus containment approval, asset criticality, archive/restore, and collector revocation.
AdminWorkspace administratorsEverything in Responder, plus integrations, detection engineering, members, quotas, and organization settings.

Owner is not assignable: A workspace has one Owner. Ownership moves only through an explicit ownership transfer and cannot be selected in an invitation.

Connect the first asset

Choose a host or cloud integration to start streaming events into Jutsu. Select a catalog item and follow its connection dialog, or choose Skip for now.

  • An asset can be a host collector or a cloud/SaaS integration.
  • Jutsu marks this onboarding task complete after at least one asset or integration becomes Active.
  • Connecting assets requires the Admin or Owner permission level. Lower roles can browse the catalog but cannot create the connection.
  • Skipped connections can be added later from Integrations > Data Sources.

Figure 14. Select the first host or cloud asset to connect.

Open the dashboard and follow the product tour

After asset connection or Skip for now, Jutsu opens the dashboard. On the first visit, a guided tour introduces the visible dashboard areas and account controls.

  • Select Next to follow the tour, or Skip tour / close it to dismiss it.
  • Tours run once per page for each user; unavailable targets are skipped automatically.
  • The dashboard setup checklist tracks five outcomes: organization created, detection rules explored, team invited, asset connected, and first alert reviewed.
  • You can dismiss the checklist with its close control when you no longer need it.

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How invited teammates join

The recipient should start from the Accept invitation link in the invitation email. The landing page previews the organization, inviter, assigned role, and invited address before asking the person to authenticate.

  1. New Jutsu user - select Create account & join. The invited email is locked in the form. A valid invitation verifies the new account, accepts the invitation, and signs the user in without a separate verification email.
  2. Existing Jutsu user - select Sign in & join. After successful sign-in, Jutsu returns to the invitation and presents Accept invitation.
  3. Already signed in with the invited address - select Accept invitation. Jutsu adds the organization and makes it active.
  4. Signed in with a different address - select the option to sign out, then sign in with the address that received the invitation.

Pending invitations during onboarding

A signed-in user who does not yet belong to an organization can also see pending, unexpired invitations addressed to their email. They may Accept, Decline, or choose Create a new organization.

Invitation statusWhat the recipient seesNext action
PendingOrganization, inviter, role, and invited emailSign up, sign in, or accept with the invited address.
ExpiredInvitation expiredAsk an Admin or Owner to resend it.
UsedInvitation already usedSign in and open the organization from the switcher.
Revoked or invalidInvitation unavailableAsk an Admin or Owner for a new invitation.

Invitation validity: Invitations expire after seven days. Admins and Owners can resend or revoke pending invitations from Organization > Team.

Sign-in and onboarding recovery

  1. Email is not verified - open the verification message. If the link expired, use Resend verification email on the verification screen.
  2. Password is forgotten - select Forgot password?, enter the account email, and open the reset message. Reset links expire after one hour; completing a reset signs out other active sessions.
  3. Organization slug is unavailable - edit the slug until Jutsu shows Slug is available.
  4. Workspace setup fails - select Try again and review the plan, name, slug, and required organization profile fields.
  5. Invitation was sent to the wrong email - ask an Admin or Owner to revoke it and send a new invitation to the correct address.
  6. Invitation expired - ask an Admin or Owner to resend it; the new validity window is seven days.
  7. Seat limit reached - remove an unused pending invitation, wait for it to expire, or request a plan upgrade before inviting more people.
  8. Asset connection was skipped - open Integrations > Data Sources when you are ready to connect one.

Security guidance

  • Use a unique password and keep your email account protected; the minimum accepted password length is 6 characters.
  • Do not share verification, password-reset, or invitation links. Each link authorizes a specific account action.
  • Assign the lowest role that supports the teammate's work. Use Admin only for people who manage integrations, rules, members, or settings.
  • Verify the organization name, invited email, inviter, and role before accepting an invitation.
  • Sign out from shared devices. Account settings include active-session controls for reviewing and revoking sessions.