# Getting Started

## Logging in

Logging into MOAS is simple. Once your organisation has created you a user account you will receive an email to verify your account and set a password.

Next time you go to the login screen you will be required to put in you email and password - followed by a one-time code sent to your login email address. This will be required each time you log in.

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If you didn't receive an email in your inbox - check your spam folder.
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## Creating a group

Creating a group in MOAS is easy - On the searchbar on the home page you can click the plus button to add a group.

<figure><img src="/files/FwHOQJIAShiUId7BnciE" alt=""><figcaption><p>An example of adding a new group</p></figcaption></figure>

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Every new MOAS login is set up with a test group **Smith Test Group**. You can get to it by typing into the searchbar on the home page or navigation bar.
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Once you have a group you can add all their details via the [Group page](/group-page/details.md) or get straight into the [advice generating process](/advice/advice-process.md).

## Updating your details

Users can update personal, employment and password details by navigating to the settings page. The link to the settings page is found in the main menu.

## Resetting your password

Passwords can be reset by either selecting “forgot password” on the login screen or by navigating to the Settings → Security. One the forgot password or change password link is selected, you will receive an email inviting you to reset your password.

## Setting a Profile Picture

Users can set a profile picture by navigating to the settings menu and selecting the “Personal Details” sub tab. At the top of the “Personal Details” card you will see a prompt to upload a profile picture (see below).

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Images must be 150px x 150px and can be either PNG or JPG.
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