Start with one machine you can spare. Qpoint only watches until you publish a policy, so nothing on it is blocked.
1Get the installer
One installer per platform. It installs the Qpoint app: the tray icon and the sensor that watches AI traffic from that machine.
Mock: file names, sizes and the token are placeholders until the release is cut.
2Install it on one test machine
Your own laptop, or a spare one, with an AI tool on it you use: Claude Code, Cursor, the ChatGPT app.
- 1Open the installer and paste the token. It asks once, then signs the machine in to your organization.
- 2Approve the system prompt. On a Mac: System Settings › Privacy & Security › Allow. The sensor can't see traffic without it.
- 3Look for the Qpoint icon in the menu bar or tray. Click it: it shows the machine's own activity, even before the dashboard does.
- 4Use an AI tool the way you normally would. One prompt is enough for the first signal.
3Wait for the first signal
Waiting for a new endpoint to report. Open an AI tool on that machine and send it one prompt.
Nothing after ten minutes?
- The Qpoint icon isn't there: the installer didn't finish. Run it again.
- The icon shows "Not signed in": paste the token again from this page.
- The icon shows "Needs permission": approve the system prompt (step 2), then restart the AI tool.
- Still nothing: the machine can't reach Qpoint. Check that your proxy or firewall allows it.
5Roll it out
Push the same installer and token from your device management, then measure coverage against your directory: who has it, and who doesn't.
Against: no directory connected. Connect Okta, Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace and Qpoint counts people and machines without it.