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If you are able to log in (if you cannot log in please email us at webmaster[at]RootAdmin.com so we can assist you) click "My Settings" from the dropdown on your user name in the upper right-hand corner: (or simply click this link: http://www.RootAdmin.com/script/Membership/Modify.aspx).
Once there you should automatically be on the "Account" tab. You will see a field called "Logon email." Input your email there.
After you have inputted your email, go to the bottom of the screen and click "Save my Settings"
Sign into your account and click on "My Settings" under the Options menu. There you can change your username provided it is not already taken. If your name already exists, try adding an underscore to your name if you want to include your first and last name.
Simply go to your settings page and click the 'My Groups' tab to create a new group. Fill in the details and hit 'Create Group' and you're done. See the screenshot below.
Once you have created a group you will be the administrator for that group. Go back to the 'My Groups' tab in your settings page and you will see a link to your new company. Send this link to those you wish to join your group. When they visit the group's profile page they will be given the option to join your group.
Once someone has applied to join your group you will see an 'Applicants' tab appear on your member settings page. This will provide access to the list of members who have applied for your group. Simply set their status (accepted, rejected etc) and authority level and hit 'Update' and you are done.
Members who have joined a group can have the following permission levels:
A group account can be of the following types
You can change your standard member account into a group account on the 'My Settings' page under 'Basic Settings'. Once you have done this other members will see a button on your profile page that will allow them to apply to be a member of your group. You can accept/reject requests by logging in to the group account and visiting the 'Applicants' tab.
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