Setting up and managing your account
Tips and tricks on managing your Mana account for yourself and your team
By Himal and 2 others3 authors17 articles
- How to leave a team account on ManaIf you've left a centre, been added to the wrong account, or have a duplicate team account showing up, here's how to remove yourself.
- How to delete a duplicate team accountSteps to remove an unwanted or duplicate team account from your Mana profile.
- How to accept an invitationAccept invitations to join a centre account when invited.
- Reset your Mana passwordRequest a password reset using your Mana account email, and find the right help if you cannot sign in.
- Switch between your Mana profilesMove between the family, educator or service profiles available to your signed-in Mana account.
- How can I update my payment details?Guide to updating your credit card details for billing purposes
- How do I log out of Mana?Guidance on logging out of your Mana account
- How do I delete my Mana account?Guidance on how to delete your Mana account
- How to set request limits on my Centre Account?
- How can I edit my Mana personal and/or team profile?Guidance on making quick updates to your Mana profile
- Assign children missing a key educatorGuidance for managers on allocating any children missing a key educator to relevant educators
- Manage key-child allocationsReview child allocations, assign key educators and understand your centre’s allocation and access settings.
- Verify your Mana email addressFollow the verification email and return to Mana to finish confirming your account.
- How can I change the 'owner' email address of my existing account?Guide for updating the owner email address for an existing account
- Can I login to Mana using Single Sign-On?Set up Single Sign On (SSO) so you can log in to Mana more seamlessly
- How to make sure you’re in the correct Mana team accountIf you can't see your centre's children, check you're logged in to the correct Mana team account.
- Inviting your team members using an email alias approachHow to use email aliases for individual logins