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Using the website

Once your subscription is active, you'll receive an email inviting you to set up your account. Follow the link in it to choose your password (the link is valid for 14 days). You then log in with your email address and that password.

Log in. If you forget your password, use Forgot password and we'll email you a link to reset it. If your invitation has expired, ask your organisation's administrator to resend it, or email [email protected].

Login details are personal. They must not be shared, or used to give access beyond the number of users your subscription allows.

Everyone has their own login. Your organisation's administrator invites colleagues from the Team page in My Account, and each person receives an email to set up their own account.

How many people can be invited, and how many can be signed in at the same time, depends on your subscription level. If you need more, email [email protected] about upgrading.

See Inviting users for step-by-step instructions.

Your organisation's administrator can invite colleagues, remove people who no longer need access, make other people administrators, and end anyone's active session. All of this is on the Team page in My Account.

See Managing your team.

Each subscription allows a set number of people to be signed in at the same time. When they are all in use:

  • A session that has been idle for more than 15 minutes is released automatically to let you in.
  • Sessions end on their own after 30 minutes without activity.
  • Your organisation's administrator can end an unused session from the Team page.

Logging out when you finish frees your place straight away. Logging in on a new device ends your own earlier session.

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Subscribers can see every tender on the Tender alerts page, including those still open. Visitors without a subscription see expired tenders only.

To be emailed whenever a new tender is published, turn on tender alerts under My Account.

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If you're logged in, check the email settings under My Account, where you can turn each of our emails on or off.

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