> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rumorly.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Quickstart

> From signup to a revenue-by-channel report in about five minutes.

**1. Create a workspace**

[Request a workspace](https://rumorly.io/early-access) (we're opening them in small batches). No card needed: every new workspace starts on a 14-day trial of the Growth plan, so Attio, Stripe, the snippet and the API all work from day one.

Onboarding asks who people might mention: your founders, podcasts you've been on, newsletters and competitors. Names you add here are recognized from the first answer.

**2. Paste a few answers**

Go to **Imports → Paste answers**, paste answers you already have (one per line) and select **Classify answers**. Each one comes back with a channel and, when it names one, a source.

```text Example answers theme={null}
ChatGPT recommended you
saw Jake's posts on LinkedIn
heard you on Lenny's Podcast
a friend at my last job
```

Pasted answers count toward your monthly allowance, like any other response.

**3. Connect Attio (optional)**

In **Integrations → Attio**, paste an Attio access token and pick the attribute where you already store the answer. Rumorly imports existing answers and writes the classification back. See [Attio](/integrations/attio).

**4. Connect Stripe**

In **Integrations → Stripe**, paste a restricted, read-only key. Rumorly matches customers to the people who answered and computes monthly revenue per channel. See [Stripe](/integrations/stripe).

**5. Read the report**

Open **Reports**. The top line states the biggest finding in plain words, and the bars show revenue by what customers said next to what first-touch attribution credited. See [Reading the report](/reports/reading-reports).

> [!TIP]
>
> To keep collecting new answers automatically, add the [JS snippet](/collect/snippet) to your app or send answers from your signup handler with the [REST API](/collect/rest-api).


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