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1.[Allow eligible users to activate their role just-in-time](pim-how-to-activate-role.md).
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## Prepare PIM for Azure roles
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Once you have enabled Privileged Identity Management for your directory, you can prepare Privileged Identity Management to manage Azure roles for Azure resource access on a subscription.
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You should get started with Azure roles in the following order:
1.[Allow eligible users to activate their roles just-in-time](pim-resource-roles-activate-your-roles.md).
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I think this is good, can we also add a section for Azure Resource roles. You can add the same three though they will link to the Azure Resource doc. And before these 3 points, Azure Resource will require customers to discover resources
If you're the first person to use Privileged Identity Management (PIM) in your Azure Active Directory (Azure AD)organization, you are presented with a wizard to get started. The wizard helps you understand the security risks of privileged identities and how to use Privileged Identity Management to reduce those risks. You don't need to make any changes to existing role assignments in the wizard, if you prefer to do it later.
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> [!Important]
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> The security wizard is temporarily unavailable. It will be back online with improvements soon.
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## Wizard overview
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Before your organization starts using Privileged Identity Management, all role assignments are permanent: the users are always in these roles even if they do not presently need their privileges. The first step of the wizard shows you a list of high-privileged roles and how many users are currently in those roles. You can drill in to a particular role to learn more about users if one or more of them are unfamiliar.
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