Getting started · Guide 01

Create your Due account and organisation

Set up your account, create your firm’s workspace and bring your team together.

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1.1 Sign up for your Due account

  1. Navigate to the Due sign-up page.
  2. Complete the registration form with your name, email address and a secure password, then click “SIGN UP”.
  3. Click “Authenticate your email” in the email you receive from info@doitwithdue.com. Check your junk or spam folder if you do not receive the email.
  4. After authenticating your email, you will be asked to create your firm’s organisation (see section 1.2 below).
  5. You will automatically be the organisation’s Owner.

Who should be the organisation’s Owner?

The Owner should be a senior, permanent employee of the account holder, with authority to manage users, subscriptions and projects. An organisation can have more than one Owner.

Already created an account?

Log in instead of creating a new account. If you can’t remember your password, reset your password. Still can’t access your account? Contact info@doitwithdue.com or support@doitwithdue.com.

1.2 Create your initial organisation

After signing up, you will be prompted to create an organisation. Your organisation is your firm’s workspace on Due.

  1. Enter your organisation name.
  2. Invite users by adding their full name, email address and assigning an Organisation Role: Owner, Admin, Member or Client.
  3. Click “Finalize Onboarding”. Invited users will receive an email from info@doitwithdue.com letting them know they have been added, with instructions to finish setting up their account.

Inviting your team

You can skip inviting users during onboarding and add them later in Organisation Settings. Read how to invite users to your organisation and assign an Organisation Role for help choosing roles and setting up your colleagues’ accounts.

1.3 Create another organisation

After creating your Due account and initial organisation, you can create another organisation by clicking “+ New Organisation”.

Why might I need more than one organisation?

  • If you create multiple projects per client, a separate organisation lets you invite that client once and give them access to all projects, without inviting them to each project individually.
  • If you use more than one entity to conduct business, separate organisations help keep each entity’s projects separate.