Signing in and your account

This page covers getting into Narada: your first sign-in from an invite, everyday sign-in, and what to do if you forget your password.

Where to find it: go to app.naradaos.com.

How do I sign in for the first time?

Someone at your company invites you from Settings → Team. They send you an invite link.

1. Open the link. It says which email and which company it is setting up.
2. Choose a password of at least 8 characters.
3. Press Set password & continue. You land on Today.

The invite link works for 7 days. If it has expired, the page says so. Ask the person who invited you for a fresh link.

How do I sign in every day?

Go to app.naradaos.com, type your work email and password, and press Log in. Or press Continue with Google if your company uses Google sign-in.

If the email or password is wrong, the page says “Email or password is incorrect.”

I forgot my password. What do I do?

1. On the sign-in page, press Forgot your password?
2. Type your work email and press Send reset link.
3. Open the link in the email within 60 minutes. Choose a new password and press Set password & log in.

If no email arrives, check your spam folder. If it still hasn’t come, email support@naradaos.com to help you get back in.

Note

For your safety, the page shows the same message whether or not the email has an account.

What is “Use an access key”?

Some companies connect with a workspace key instead of a password. The owner finds it in Settings → Account. Press Use it instead on the sign-in page, paste the key and press Connect.

What happens when a company signs up?

The person who signs up becomes the owner.

1. They fill in the company name, their email and a password, tick the terms, and press Create workspace.
2. Narada saves their browser’s time zone, so the overnight check runs at night in their time.
3. The plans page opens. The Analyst plan can be bought online. The Planner plan starts with a free proving run, so the Narada team sets it up with you.
4. After that, the data goes in. See Your first week.

Next

• Your first week
• Settings: inviting your team and setting what each person can do.