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# First sign-in
What a new environment looks like on first sign-in, and the three menus.
A new order opens two superadministrator slots. Provisioned users receive a welcome email to set a password. Existing users sign in with their current credentials and switch organisation from the top left.
Locations arrive unnamed and empty: Location 1, Location 2, one per the order.
A new environment on first sign-in
## The three menus
| Menu | Icon |
| -------- | --------- |
| Home | Main menu |
| Settings | Gear |
| Config | Spanner |
The Visitors module is present by default. Evacuation is currently enabled by default.
{% hint style="warning" %}
Check the organisation selector at the top left before doing anything. Configuring the wrong organisation is an easy mistake.
{% endhint %}
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