imper.ai protects organizations from impersonation and social engineering attacks by verifying identities during real-time interactions such as helpdesk requests, meetings, and internal communications.
This article provides a practical starting point. It explains what imper.ai does and walks you through the essential setup steps required to get your environment operational.
In this article
What you’ll accomplish
By the end of this guide, you will:
Understand imper.ai’s core purpose and how it reduces impersonation risk
Know which setup steps are required versus optional
Be ready to connect integrations, define protected users, and validate workflows
High-level setup flow
Review imper.ai concepts and key terminology
Connect the required integrations for your use case
Define protected users and applicable verification policies
Run a validation test to confirm verification workflows behave as expected
Note: Connecting an integration is necessary, but it does not complete setup on its own. You must also configure protected users and enable verification workflows.