Welcome to Dash

Dashboards have been designed and you're ready to get started! First things first - our Client Success team will assign you an account using your primary email address. You will receive the following email:

Click on Activate Account in order to begin your journey.

You will be taken to a landing page that will allow you to set up your password. Note that your password must have at least 8 characters and use one of each of the following: letter, number and special character. If you have previously created a password, you may not re-use that password.

Type in your password and select Activate. You will be taken to the log in page. 

Enter your email and new password - check the "Remember Me" box if desired and click Login.

You will now be logged in and have access to any/all dashboards assigned to you!

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