Create your account and workspace
Sign up, accept an invitation, agree to the Terms of Service, and set up your organization with the onboarding wizard.
There are two ways into Orkyo: create your own account, or accept an invitation someone sent you. Both paths end in a workspace — either one you create yourself or one you were invited to.
Create your own account
On the sign-in screen, choose to create an account.
- On the Create Account page, enter your details: Full Name (optional), Email, Password (at least 8 characters), and Confirm Password.
- Submit the form. Orkyo shows Check Your Email and sends a verification link to the address you entered.
- Open the link to verify your address, then sign in.
Accept an invitation
If an administrator invited you, the invitation email contains a personal link.
- The link opens the Accept Invitation page — “You’ve been invited to join” names the organization, and the page shows the invitation’s Email and Expires details.
- Enter a Display Name (optional), choose a Password, and confirm it.
- After Account Created!, continue to Sign In. You land directly in the organization that invited you — the onboarding wizard below does not apply.
If the page shows Invalid Invitation, the link has expired or was already used — ask your administrator to send a new one.
Accept the Terms of Service
Before entering the product for the first time you review the Terms of Service page. Check I have read and agree to the Terms of Service and choose Accept and Continue. When the terms change in a later version, you are asked once to review and accept the new version.
Set up your organization
If your account has no organization yet, the Welcome to Orkyo wizard runs — two steps:
- Step 1 of 2 — organization identity. Choose Create New Organization, then enter:
- Organization Name — the display name, e.g. ACME Corporation.
- URL Identifier — the address of your workspace, shown as
orkyo.app/plus your identifier. 3–63 characters; lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens only. It cannot be changed casually later, so pick something durable.
- Step 2 of 2 — starting point. Under “Choose a starting point for your workspace:”, pick a starter template. Templates marked sample data come pre-filled so you can explore with realistic content; an empty workspace starts blank. Choose Create.
Rather than creating your own organization, you can also ask an administrator to invite you to an existing one — the wizard says exactly that at the bottom.
Next steps
- Get oriented: A tour of Orkyo
- Build your first plan: Create your first schedule