Nothing to it. The smart thing would be go thru the priming sequence two or three times, just turning the switch on and off and waiting maybe 30 seconds between cycles.
Or you could just crank it until it starts.
If you are not used to the EFI bikes, do not give them any throttle when cranking the engine. It is not a good idea to run them real low on fuel either unless necessary. The fuel pump is actually cooled by gasoline and it pumps a much larger amount then the bike uses, so it recirculates in the tank. It makes a difference over the long run.
Or you could just crank it until it starts.
If you are not used to the EFI bikes, do not give them any throttle when cranking the engine. It is not a good idea to run them real low on fuel either unless necessary. The fuel pump is actually cooled by gasoline and it pumps a much larger amount then the bike uses, so it recirculates in the tank. It makes a difference over the long run.