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# Creating Your Inveterate Account

#### After you install the Inveterate app you will be prompted to create your account.  

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After you create your account, you will be brought to the login page.  Log in to Inveterate using the credentials you just created.

Once you have logged into your new account you are ready to move onto setting up your company profile.

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