After you install and run Sympli Versions desktop application, then choose Azure DevOps as a Sign In option.

You will be redirected to Azure DevOps to authorize the Sympli Versions application to access your account.

In case you already have Sympli Versions account, go to your Account Settings and click “Sign in with Azure DevOps”.

You will be redirected to Azure DevOps to authorize the Sympli Versions application to access your account, and your Azure DevOps account will be linked to your Sympli Versions account.

Projects in Sympli Versions look and feel like a regular folder, while under the hood it’s connected to an actual version control system.

To create a project, in a new project dialog fill in the name of the project. By default, your projects will be stored in your ~/Versions folder.

Select Azure DevOps as a service to store your files at, and choose a team (if any) to own the project. 

To start working with the project, open a working directory with “Reveal in Finder” option from the kebab menu on a project card.

Then, move your Sketch mockups to the working folder. Once you do that, you’ll notice that files now have a status indicators, which are described below.

First, you need to make sure your files are tracked. To do so, select a file with ? status in Finder, and in the context menu select “Add File”.

Then, provide some context on what this mockup is for or what you were working on and hit “Upload Files”.

Congratulations! Your mockup is now published, so you can collaborate on it with your team.

Open "Members" tab in the project’s dashboard, and then click on “Manage in Web App”. At the moment, team management is only available there.

In the web app, you can invite new team members via email and set their access level (Read-only, Write, or Admin) using the “Share Project” button: