Getting ready

Rufio is opening access carefully — starting with a private pilot and moving from there to early access. This section is for anyone still deciding whether to join the waitlist, and for anyone who has already joined and wants to use the time before access opens well.

Nothing in this section requires access to Rufio itself. Each page covers something you can do today, using only what's already public: check whether your kind of business has a foundation built for it, gather what setup will ask you for so your first week moves quickly once access opens, and join the waitlist itself.

If you're not sure where to start, begin with whether Rufio fits your business — the rest of this section is more useful once you know that answer. None of these pages ask you to guess. Each one points you at the same public page or form the product itself uses, rather than a summary of it, so what you read here matches what you'd find by checking yourself.

What's in this section

• Is Rufio for my business? — how to check whether your trade has a foundation built for it in the live catalog, and what it means if you can't find one under any name.
• What to have ready — the preparation you can genuinely do now, before access opens, so setup goes quickly once it does.
• Joining the waitlist — how access works today: what joining costs, what the optional pilot is, and what happens after you submit.