# Working with the Setup page

In the **Setup** screen, you can authenticate the user login and establish database connections while making database calls to application data.

1. Login to the CloudIO platform. The **CloudIO homepage** is displayed.
2. In the upper right corner, in the menu bar, click. The **Navigation** pane is displayed.
3. Under the Administration role, click **Setup**. The **Setup** screen is displayed.

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&#x20;4\. In the left navigation pane, click **General**. The **Details** page is displayed.

&#x20;5\. Enter your required contact details and in the **Authentication Provider Type** list, select the required authentication provider to validate the user login.

Currently, CloudIO Platform supports the following authentication types:

* **Native**: for user native to/created in the CloudIO Platform
* **Active Directory**: for users using LDAP authentication
* **AdPlusOracle**: for both LDAP and Oracle Apps users.
* **AdPlusNative:** for both LDAP and Native CloudIO users
* **OracleAppsLocal**: for only for Oracle Apps users
* **Oracle Internet Directory**: for only for Oracle Internal Directory users
* **Google**: for users against their Google account used at the time of sign in
* **GoogleOrOracle**: for users against their Google account or for Oracle Apps users
* **Yahoo**: for users against their Yahoo account used at the time of sign in
* **LinkedIn**: for users against their Yahoo account used at the time of sign in
* **WS02**: for logged in users against their WS authentication
