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Logging in to aMail

This article will explain the different sign-in options for connecting your email to your Asite account.

Updated over 3 weeks ago

How Do I Access aMail Through My Email?

Since there are two ongoing versions of Outlook for Windows Desktop, follow the steps for your version.


Old Outlook

  1. Open Outlook and select the email you want to send to Asite.

  2. Click the three dots in the top-right corner.

  3. Scroll down and select Save to Asite.

  4. Enter your Asite credentials in the login window.


New Outlook

  1. Open Outlook and select the email you want to send to Asite.

  2. Click the Apps button in the top-right corner.

  3. From the pop-up menu, select aMail.

  4. In the new pop-up, click Save to Asite.

  5. Enter your Asite credentials in the login window.


Logins

Cloud Login

Choose your relevant cloud:

  • Asite Cloud

  • Asite US Gov. Cloud (AWS GovCloud US)

  • Asite UAE Cloud

  • Asite KSA Cloud

  • Asite Canada Cloud

  • Asite Hong Kong Cloud

NOTE: To avoid re-entering your details each time, select Remember Me when logging in.


Single Sign-On

  1. At the bottom of the login screen, click Use Single Sign-On (SSO).

  2. Select the relevant cloud.

NOTE: To switch back, click Use Cloud Login at the bottom of the window.


Secondary Authentication

  • If enabled, upon logging in, you must enter a 6-digit authentication code generated by the authenticator app you use (Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, or Authy).

  • Secondary Authentication also applies to Single-Sign On (SSO) logins.

  • If you don't have access to your authenticator app, use one of the recovery codes to log in.

    • Recovery codes are provided when you set up Secondary Authentication for your account. For more information on how to log in using Recovery Codes, click

NOTE:

  • To learn more about Secondary Authentication and viewing your recovery codes, click here.

  • For detailed help on how to configure secondary authentication, click here.


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