> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tabnine.com/main/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tabnine.com/main/getting-started/install/client-setup-private-installation.md).

# Client Setup (Private/Enterprise-SaaS)

### Step 1. Join Your Team

First, you need to join your team’s Tabnine account either via the invitation link that was shared with you or the personal invitation that was sent to your work email by your team admin.

[Follow these instructions to join your Tabnine Enterprise team](/main/getting-started/install/client-setup-private-installation/join-your-team-private-installation.md).

### Step 2. Install the Tabnine plugin\*

Once you’ve joined your team, you need to install and configure Tabnine on your IDE. Here's how:

* Install the Tabnine extension/plugin for **Tabnine Enterprise** from the marketplace (VS Code or JetBrains).
* Set up the **Tabnine Enterprise Server URL.\*\***
* **Sign** **into Tabnine** within your IDE using your account credentials.

{% hint style="info" %}
\*See list of [supported IDEs and minimal versions](/main/welcome/readme/supported-ides.md).

\*\*For Enterprise SaaS users, your URL is <https://console.tabnine.com/>.
{% endhint %}

#### **Follow these links for detailed instructions on how to set up the Tabnine for Enterprise plugin**:

* ​[Install the Tabnine Enterprise extension in VS Code](/main/getting-started/install/client-setup-private-installation/vs-code-private-installation.md)​
* ​[Install the Tabnine Enterprise plugin in JetBrains](/main/getting-started/install/client-setup-private-installation/jetbrains-ides-private-installation.md)
* ​[Install the Tabnine Enterprise plugin in Eclipse](/main/getting-started/install/client-setup-private-installation/eclipse-private-installation.md)
* [Install the Tabnine Enterprise extension in Visual Studio 2022 or 2026​](/main/getting-started/install/client-setup-private-installation/visual-studio-private-installation.md)

### **Step 3:** [Start using Tabnine](/main/getting-started/quickstart.md)


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