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Create your account
Creating and activating your account, changing the password, and two-step verification.
New organization:
If no one in your organization is using Autoscriber, you must first fill in your details on our website. The first person to register on behalf of an organization will automatically become the administrator (admin) and will determine under which conditions (free trial, Lite, or Unlimited) the main account will be activated.
- TIP: It is advisable to use your business email address during registration. Autoscriber will automatically register your organization's domain name as the account name.
Existing organization:
If someone in your organization is already using Autoscriber and you need to be added as a user, you can request this from the account administrator within your organization. If you are unsure who the administrator is, you can contact support@autoscriber.com
After registering, you will receive an email from hello@autoscriber.com containing an activation link. NOTE: The link in this email is only valid for 48 hours. So make sure to activate your account on time.
After clicking the activation link, you will be asked to set a password.
The password must;
- Contain at least 8 characters
- Contain at least 1 symbol
Every 90 days a user must renew their password to maintain access to the application
After the password is set, multi-factor authentication (MFA) must also be configured. The MFA serves as a double account security. You can set up the MFA using an Authenticator app, or receive a temporary code via SMS each time.
Based on your preference, one of the following next steps will be shown:
TIP: you can check the option in this screen to enter the code every two weeks instead of at each login attempt
As a final step, you will be asked to agree to our terms and conditions.
After accepting our terms, your account will be active and you can use the application. If you want to read how this works first, take a look at: Getting Started Quickly
Creating and activating your account, changing the password, and two-step verification