There are two places you can add your AWS organization.

1a. From the Targets page. Click 'Add target' > Cloud asset sync:

1b. From the Integrations page. Click + Add under AWS:

2. Click 'AWS':
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3. Click 'Add organization'
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4. Download the org file and integration file from Intruder
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1. Navigate to the 'Stacks' section of your AWS console > Create stack:

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2. Upload the template file provided by Intruder

3. Specify a name
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4. No need to configure stack options – leave as default:

5. Acknowledge the AWS rules, by selecting this checkbox:
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6. Once finished (which can take some time), copy the role ARN value:
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1. Navigate to 'stackset' area > click 'Create stackset':

2. Upload template file provided by Intruder (downloaded in step 4):
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3. Set name:

4. Leave stackset option as default:
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5. Set deployment options:

6. Specify region:
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7. Acknowledge AWS rules and click submit:
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1. Once it has succeeded, hit Next:

2. Configure your automation (more on Cloudbot, here) and click Connect:
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3. Once Intruder has connected with AWS, you'll see one of two messages. If it's the top one, click Choose accounts; if it's the bottom one, you'll need to hit Back and review the details you input:

4. Assuming all is well, you can select which cloud accounts you'd like to add to Intruder and hit Add x accounts"

5. When you see this, click Go to organization:
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6. Once the import has completed, your cloud assets tab will look like this 👇. Clicking on ... > View details will take you through to the cloud account details page:

7. On the cloud account details page, you can do a multitude of things, from target-specific actions such as adding authentication, kicking off a scan and applying a tag:

To applying account specific automation rules: