> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kitehouse.co.uk/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kitehouse.co.uk/docs/getting-started/staff.md).

# Quickstart for Staff Members

Welcome to Kitehouse. Let's get your account ready in minutes.

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## **Welcome to Kitehouse!**

Kitehouse is an all-in-one Incident management for student accommodation where it gives teams instant access to resident data and clearworkflows, reducing admin time and improving accuracy acrossday-to-day issues.

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If you see this article, this means you were invited to **Kitehouse**. Here's how to get your account up and ready!
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### Wait for an Email from Kitehouse

Once your Site Administrator has added you to Kitehouse, an invitation containing your initial login credentials will be sent to the email address provided.

Please monitor your inbox to complete your account creation. If the email does not appear within a few minutes, kindly check your spam or junk folder.

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### Change your Password

Once you've received your email, sign in at <https://app.kitehouse.co.uk/auth> with the email and one-time password provided in the email.

For account security, you'll need to change your password when you first log into Kitehouse.

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### Change your Preferences

When you first sign into Kitehouse, you can click your account photo found on the upper-left corner of the app and clicking the option called <i class="fa-gears">:gears:</i> **Account**.

Under **Account Settings**, you can upload a new profile photo.

Under **Preferences**, you can:

* **Enable Push Notifications**
* **Use Colour Blind patterns** to distinguish colours in the site.
* **Use Mail Links** when sending an email instead of copying their email address to your clipboard.
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And that's the end! As always, you can go back to our [**Staff Guide**](/docs/staff/dashboard.md) if you need help with any of features found in Kitehouse.

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## Related Articles

Here are some other articles that you may find useful when first accessing Kitehouse:

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