To log in to Sweeply you must have a valid Sweeply user account. Enter your phone number, and we will send you a text message including a verification code.
In case you don't receive the verification code, you can also use the Magic Link to log in:
We will then send a link to the email address associated with your account. Please check if the user has an email associated with his user account in Sweeply since that is not a required field when creating a new user. Also, please make sure to check your spam folder in case the email accidentally ends there.
Additionally:
Just to let you know, to access the Magic link, you will need to open the email on the same device and browser you used to request it. For instance, if you asked for the link on your computer, you must also open the Magic link email on your computer. The same applies if you requested the link on your phone - you must open the email in your phone's email client.
Logging in to the Sweeply Mobile App using email and password
In Sweeply's Mobile App, you can also log in using your email and password.
Instructions for Admin Users in Sweeply
To enable users to log in to Sweeply with their email and password, follow these steps:
Register the User's Email:
Navigate to Settings > Users.
Edit the user's profile and insert their email address.
Send Password Reset Email:
After updating the user's email, send a password reset email to the user.
Inform the user that the reset link is only valid for a short period and should be used promptly.
Ensure users follow the link to create their password soon after receiving it.
Instructions for Users in Sweeply
Ensure Your Email is Registered: Before you can log in, your email must be added to Sweeply by an admin.
Request Email Registration: The admin will send you a link to create your password.
Create Your Password: Use the link provided by the admin to set up your password.
Log In:
Open the Sweeply mobile app.
Select "Use Email Login."
Enter your registered email and password.
Tap the login button to access your account.
