# GETTING STARTED

- [Introducing Turn it Off](https://docs.turnitoff.ai/getting-started/introducing-turn-it-off.md): A quick introduction to the platform, its purpose and core unique features.
- [Create your account](https://docs.turnitoff.ai/getting-started/newaccount.md)
- [Connect a cloud provider](https://docs.turnitoff.ai/getting-started/providers.md)
- [Add an application ](https://docs.turnitoff.ai/getting-started/add-an-application.md)
- [Add an environment](https://docs.turnitoff.ai/getting-started/add-an-environment.md)
- [Adding the standby page](https://docs.turnitoff.ai/getting-started/adding-the-standby-page.md): Otherwise known as the "Turn it On" page, here is an overview of what the Standby page is, what it is used for and how it is configured.
- [Make Turn it Off active](https://docs.turnitoff.ai/getting-started/make-turn-it-off-active.md)
- [Support](https://docs.turnitoff.ai/getting-started/support.md)


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