Getting Started With the Dashboard
Welcome to GetQuorum! This article explains how to get logged into your GetQuorum account and a brief overview of how to navigate the Dashboard.
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Getting Started With the Dashboard
Instructions
To get started, click on the link labelled "set up your account now". Please note that this link will expire within 24 hoursInstructions
- Once you are added to your first meeting as the partner host, you will receive a welcome email with the subject line as "GetQuorum Dashboard Invitation" from support@getquorum.com.
- From the email, click on the link that says "Set Up Your Account Now". Please note that this link will expire within 24 hours.
- You will be brought to the dashboard and asked to create a password.
- Once your password has been created, you will be able to log in using your username (email) and the password you just created.
- After you've logged in, you will be prompted to enter a security code, which is emailed to you. Please enter the correct security code from the email in order to proceed with logging into your GetQuorum account.
- Note: if you do not see the email in your primary inbox, please check your spam/junk folder as well.
Overview of the Dashboard
Once you are logged into your GetQuorum account, you will see at least one Campaign (Meeting Card). For every meeting that you are the designated partner host, you will see an associated meeting card.
When you click into one of the meeting cards, you will be brought to the Overview page for that meeting. Here is a brief overview of what you have access to:
- Note: you cannot create new notices as a partner host. If you would like to schedule a notice, please reach out to our support team (support@getquorum.com)
FAQ
1. I never got my welcome email!
Be sure to check your spam folder for an email called "GetQuorum Dashboard Invitation" sent from GetQuorum Support (support@getquorum.com). If you still can't locate it, please reach out to your virtual meeting manager as soon as possible.
2. Will I get an email for each meeting?
Yes: for each of the meeting cards that you are assigned the moderator for, you will receive an email notifying you
3. How long will I have access to each meeting card?
Indefinitely. You can return to the meeting card as much as needed
4. What is "Two-Factor Authentication"?
In this day and age, Two Factor Authentication ("2FA") is a requirement for online security: it is a system that requires you as the user to provide two pieces of evidence to an authentication mechanism, in order to access your account.