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# Accessing Avo Assure Instance

The first step is to set up instance for Avo Assure. Avo instance URL will be shared with the organization's spoc/Admin by Avo team, after approved license agreement.

The admin then will be able to create user profiles and share the following with them:

1. Avo Assure **instance URL** and **credentials to login**
2. **Token** unique to each user

### Viewing TnC and Changing Password

TnC stands for terms and conditions, it is mandatory for the user to accept the TnC (or End User License Agreement) before using the platform. This will strengthen the user experience from security perspective

1. Click the ***Activate your Account*** button in the email received to navigate to the **End User License Agreement** pop up. Click on **"Agree".**

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2. Now, User will get prompted to the **Change Password window.**

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** Users must change their password during their first login and set a new password.
{% endhint %}

The new password must meet the following requirements:

a) It must contain **8-16 characters long**

b) It must contain at least an **uppercase and a lowercase letter**

c) It must contain **at least a number and a special character**

Once done, click the **Change Password button** and the system will generate a confirmation message that reads Password Changed Successfully

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** A validation error will pop up if the mentioned criterion for the new password is not met.
{% endhint %}

### Loging to the Avo Assure Instance

The steps to login to Avo Assure instance are:

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Step 1" %}
Navigate to the Avo Assure server through a browser.

**Note:** Avo instance is supports Chrome, Edge and fire fox as default browsers
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Step 2" %}
Accept the TnC (End User Agreement) and enter the valid Avo Assure credentials then Click **Login button.**

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{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Step 3" %}
Once done, The Avo Assure landing page will be displayed
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}


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