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# Sign up and confirm email

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## Sign up and confirm email

Create the school admin login, then confirm the email address. The full path, including invites, is [Get started](https://github.com/KlassApp-Foundation/KlassApp/tree/main/help/getting-started/README.md).

### When sign-up is open

Open register on [klassapp.xyz](https://klassapp.xyz). The heading is **Create your KlassApp account**.

Enter **Your Full Name**, **Email Address**, and **Phone (WhatsApp)**. Set a password and confirm it. Tick **I agree to Terms and Conditions**.

Choose Create account with password.

Continue with Google creates the same login with your Google account. It does not connect Google Drive or Classroom.

The next heading is **Check your email**. Tap **Confirm email** in the message, or enter the **6-digit code** and choose Confirm email.

No message? Check spam, then choose Resend.

You land on the dashboard. Choose **Set up manually** on the **Finish school setup** banner, or follow [Onboarding paths](https://github.com/KlassApp-Foundation/KlassApp/tree/main/help/admins/onboarding/README.md).

### When sign-up is closed

Register shows **Request early access**. Send the form. An invite email follows if a platform admin approves it. The button in that email is **Set up your school**.

::: tip The phone field checks the number. If your number is rejected, say so on the early-access form. :::


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