> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.deepvista.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Dedicated Private Server

> Run your workflows 24/7 without keeping your local machine active by setting up a dedicated, fully managed DeepVista Private Server.

For production-grade environments, complex automations, or enterprise workloads, relying on a personal computer is often impractical. DeepVista provides fully managed, dedicated private servers that run constantly in the cloud.

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  Keep your workflows running 24/7 without needing to leave your laptop or local desktop powered on.
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## Step 1: Requesting a Private Server

To provision a new managed instance:

1. Send an email to [support@deepvista.ai](mailto:support@deepvista.ai).
2. Our engineering and account team will follow up to discuss your workload requirements, resource allocation, and custom pricing/negotiation talks.
3. Once finalized, we will provision your dedicated instance, and it will appear directly under the **Private server** section in your dashboard.

## Step 2: Authorizing with Claude Code

Once your dedicated private server is active, you must log in, authenticate your terminal environment, and authorize your server to run agentic terminal workflows remotely.

### Authenticate Your Terminal

1. Open your terminal.
2. Run the following login command:
   ```bash theme={null}
   claude login\
   ```
3. Select the login method: Claude account with subscription.
4. Your browser will automatically open to sign in (or you can copy the terminal-provided URL).
5. Once signed in, an authentication code will be provided in your browser window.
6. Copy and paste this code back into the terminal prompts.

## 3. Leverage Claude Connectors

Once authorized, your private server gains the superpower of running background workflows using any of the available Claude Connectors configured on your account.

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    **Integrations:** Google Drive, Microsoft 365, Notion

    Read, write, and index files automatically.
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    **Integrations:** Gmail, Slack, MS Teams

    Draft replies, summarize emails, and send automated reports.
  </Card>

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    **Integrations:** GitHub

    Manage repositories, pull requests, and deploy code changes.
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    **Integrations:** Figma, Canva

    Generate diagrams, grab design specs, and create layouts.
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    **Integrations:** Google Calendar

    Coordinate meetings and manage schedules autonomously.
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