Getting Started

Requesting Your Membership

Summary: You can join Runcible by registering to requesting membership or by being invited.

You can join Runcible by registering to requesting membership or by being invited.

• To Request Membership (a user account) Open a browser and navigate to ‘Runcible.com’.
• When the home page appears, press any key to display the login dialog.
• Select the tab labeled “Register”.
• Enter a user name that you will remember. (Suggestion, use the ‘local part’ of your email address: the part before the @ symbol.)
• Tip: Runcible user names must be unique, three or more characters.
• Enter your full email address at the organization you wish to join. Tip: Runcible uses the domain name of your email address to determine which organization you can join. So you will need an email account at that organization in order to join.
• If your email’s domain name is not registered to an organization already in Runcible, then Runcible will ask you if you want to be added to the Runcible Community instead of a specific organization.(See Runcible Community Edition UNDONE)

Enter your first and last names (your given name and your surname).

Enter a comment if it will help the administrators identify you.

• Tip: A helpful comment might look like “Hi, this is Jamie Doe. I work for Amy in Marketing in the Seattle office.”Or “Hi, I am a contractor working on the Cool Startup project in LA”.Or for more formal organizations “Hi, my employee id is 999-007 and I start on Monday in the London office working John Doe.”

Press the ‘Register’ button. And that’s it. You’ll receive a set of emails confirming (or rejecting) your membership.

• Tip: All Runcible administrators who have permissions to approve new users will receive notification of your request immediately, but they must manually approve your membership and configure your relationship with the company before you can log in.And so their response time will vary from organization to organization depending upon the number of people who can approve new users, their work loads, and their work hours.