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# Introduction

- [What is Human Access](https://www.cakewalk.security/docs/human-access/introduction/readme.md): Human Access automates the access lifecycle for your people: onboarding, provisioning, requests, access reviews and offboarding.
- [Quick Starts by Role](https://www.cakewalk.security/docs/human-access/introduction/quick-starts-by-role.md): These quickstarts are designed to help every role in Cakewalk get value fast. Each section explains why Cakewalk matters for you, the everyday workflows you’ll use and the benefits you’ll see.
- [Human Access for Employees](https://www.cakewalk.security/docs/human-access/introduction/quick-starts-by-role/cakewalk-for-employees.md): The employee quick start: request access, claim the apps you use and manage notifications, self-serve from Slack or the web.
- [Human Access for App Owners](https://www.cakewalk.security/docs/human-access/introduction/quick-starts-by-role/cakewalk-for-app-owners.md): The App Owner quick start: approve requests, manage permissions and run reviews for the apps you own.
- [Human Access for Admins](https://www.cakewalk.security/docs/human-access/introduction/quick-starts-by-role/cakewalk-for-admins.md): The admin quick start: govern apps, users, policies and reviews at scale, and what changes when Agent Access runs too.
- [Get Going with Human Access](https://www.cakewalk.security/docs/human-access/introduction/get-going-with-cakewalk.md): To get Cakewalk up and running in your organization, follow these steps. Once completed, you’ll have a connected, automated governance layer running across your apps, people and access.


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