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FAQ: Getting Started
Starting out in Audere is a breeze, but if you ever find yourself in need of extra assistance, we've got you covered with a bunch of speedy responses to our most frequently asked questions.
This FAQ article contains answers to common questions about creating an account and getting started with Audere.
Signing Up
Q. | How can I become a trial user? |
A. | Becoming a trial user couldn't be easier! See the Becoming a Trial User article for more information. |
Q. | Which countries can utilize Audere? |
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United States Canada United Kingdom The Netherlands |
Accessing Audere
Q. | Can I resend an invitation? |
A. | Absolutely! An account owner or administrator can resend an invite at any time from the Edit Person dialog. See the Inviting a Person article for more information. |
Q. | Where can I learn more about user permissions? |
A. | Right here in the Understanding User Permissions in Audere article. |
Q. | What does the sign in process entail? |
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Creating usernames, passwords, and confirming other basic information. There are a few articles you can reference if you want to know more:
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Q. | What are the permission levels according to the 'Invited As' status? |
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In the Invite As drop-down list in the New Person or Edit Person dialog, select Team Member, Resource Manager or Administrator.
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Getting Started
Q. | How can I get an introduction to Audere's primary features? |
A. | We have a few different roads you can go down:
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Q. | Is there a video that covers everything in Getting Started Quickly? |
A. | Yes! There is a full-length Getting Started with Audere tutorial under Tutorials. If you prefer smaller bites, here's a list of videos and articles for certain tasks:
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Trial Users
Q. | Can I use all features as a trial user? |
A. | Yes! For more information on being a trial user, see Becoming a Trial User. |
Q. | How long does my Audere trial last? |
A. | 14 days, then you can purchase a subscription to maintain access your account. |
Q. | How long do I have to purchase a subscription after my trial? |
A. | We'll hold onto your data for 60 days before it's removed from Audere. |
Signing Out
Q. | Will Audere automatically sign me out? |
A. | Yup, after two hours of inactivity. The Signing Out of Audere article can help if you're hitting any snags. |
See Also:
Settings FAQ
Creating Resources FAQ
Schedule FAQ