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Accept an invitation to GLP-Won

If you were sent an invitation email, open its link and choose a password to create your account. Your email is confirmed for you.

Someone at GLP-Won can invite you by email. The invitation creates your account with everything it includes already set up, such as a staff role or a plan at no cost.

Steps

  1. Open the invitation email from GLP-Won and choose Accept invitation.
  2. Check your Full name, and change it if you need to. Your email is filled in from the invitation and can't be changed.
  3. Choose a Password, then type it again in Confirm password.
  4. Choose Create my account. You're signed in straight away.

Good to know

  • The link works once, for 7 days. If it has expired, ask the person who invited you to send it again.
  • If you were sent more than one invitation, only the link in the most recent email works.
  • You don't need to confirm your email separately. Opening the link from your inbox already did that.
  • If you already have an account with that email, choose Log in on the invitation page, sign in, then choose Accept invitation to add it to your account.
  • If you're signed in to a different account when you open the link, choose Sign out and continue.
  • Staff accounts, such as nurses and dietitians, are asked to turn on two-step verification the first time they sign in.
Related
  • Create your GLP-Won account
    Sign up with your name, email and a password, then go straight into a short setup that builds your plan.
  • Confirm your email address
    Open the confirmation link we email you, or send yourself a new one if it never arrived or has expired.
  • Finish setting up your plan
    Work through the short setup after signing up to choose your goals and set your protein, calorie, fiber and water targets.
  • Log in and log out
    Log in with your email and password, stay signed in on your own device, and log out when you're done.
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