If you requested a setup email through the Openpath app but didn't receive one, ask your system administrator to check the following:
Verify the user exists and is active
Go to https://control.openpath.com/login and log in. To access the European Partner Center, please go to https://control.eu.openpath.com/login
Go to Users > User Management and locate the user. If the user does not exist, create one:
Click Create User
If the user has an Openpath identity, enter the email address associated with their identity, and select the checkbox Add a user from an existing namespace. You'll need to enter the namespace associated with the user's identity.
Enter the user's email address, name, and start and end date
Click Save
Create a mobile credential for the user. How do I create a Mobile Credential?
On the User Management page, check that the Status column indicates Active
If the user is Suspended or Deleted, click the checkmark next to the user's name and click the Batch Actions dropdown
Click Activate Users
Next, check that the Start Date and End Date fields are correct. (A user won't receive a setup phone link if they request one outside of these dates.)
If you'd like to edit these dates, click the name of the user to go to their User Details
Modify the Start Date and/or End Date, then click Save
Verify the user has an active mobile credential
On the User Details page, go to the Credentials tab
Verify the user has a mobile credential and that the Start and End Dates are correct
If the user does not have a mobile credential, create one. How do I create a Mobile Credential?
Click Send to email a setup phone link to the user
The User was put on the Openpath Suppression list
If all of the above is set up correctly, the user may have been put on the Openpath Suppression list. This only happens when the email that is sent from Openpath is bounced back to Openpath. This is an issue on the customers' end that causes this. You can reach out to Openpath Support and ask them to check if that specific email is on the Suppression list. If it is, Openpath Support can remove it.
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