> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.neochamber.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Your account

> Redeeming your invite, and what lives in your profile.

## Get an invite from your provider

Accounts are **invite-only**. Your provider mints a single-use invite code bound
to your company's tenant — valid 14 days, and shown to them exactly once.

Ask your provider contact for one per teammate who needs console access.

## Register

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open /register on your provider's console URL">
    Your provider gives you this address.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Enter your details">
    Your email, a password of **at least 12 characters**, and the invite code.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Create account">
    You land in your console at `/console`, already scoped to your company's
    tenant.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## If you are locked out

There is **no "email me a reset link"** — the platform sends no email at all.

Ask your provider for a **one-time reset code**: single-use, expires in an hour,
and you redeem it at `/reset` with your new password. Your account, tenant, and
history are untouched; every other session of yours is signed out.

## Your profile

The user menu in the top corner opens **Manage profile** (`/profile`):

**Display name and photo** — what your teammates see next to your account.
Photos are PNG, JPEG, or WebP, resized small before upload.

<Note>
  Photos are **never public and never on a CDN**. The image is served only to
  signed-in people on your own tenant, and to your provider's operator accounts.
  Anyone else — including another provider's customers — gets the same "not found"
  as an account with no photo at all.
</Note>

**Email** — changing it requires your current password, and the new address
becomes your login immediately.

**Password** — also gated on your current password. Changing it signs out every
*other* session you have and keeps the one you are using.

**Show simulated data** — off by default. Demo machines your provider runs for
evaluation are hidden from your dashboards unless you switch this on. Whenever
something is hidden, the page says how many — so an empty view is never
ambiguous.

## Account facts

|                         |                                           |
| ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------- |
| Password hashing        | argon2id                                  |
| Minimum password length | 12 characters                             |
| Session length          | 30 days                                   |
| Shared machines         | Use **Log out** — sessions are long-lived |
