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How Account Creation Works

What happens during review, setup, credential delivery, and your first sign-in.

By Tayozola Team 3 min read

Access to Tayozola Network is by application. A person reviews each request and prepares approved workspaces before the first sign-in, so setup takes longer than a self-serve account.

Here's exactly what happens, step by step.

Step 1 — Apply

Head to tayozola.net and click "Create account." You'll fill out a short form with your name, email, and a password. That's it. No payment information is required at this stage.

Once you submit, your application enters our review queue and you'll receive an email confirming we received it.

Step 2 — Review

Our team reviews every application manually. We're looking at who you are, what you're likely to use the platform for, and whether we're in a position to support you well. This typically takes 2–3 business days.

Manual review takes longer, but it lets us confirm that we can support the request before creating the workspace.

Step 3 — Approval email

If your application is approved, you'll receive an email letting you know. At this point your workspace is being configured — VMs provisioned, storage allocated, credentials prepared. This usually happens within another 2–3 business days.

Step 4 — Credentials

Once your workspace is ready, you'll receive two emails in quick succession. The first tells you your credentials are on the way. The second contains a secure link to view them — your TZC ID, your @tayozola.net email address, and your account password.

The reveal link requires your original signup password to access. Keep that safe.

Step 5 — Sign in

With your credentials in hand, head to the sign-in page at tayozola.net. Enter your @tayozola.net email, your TZC ID, and your password. We'll send a confirmation email to your @tayozola.net address — click it, and you're in.

From there you'll land on your dashboard, where your VMs, tools, and network resources are waiting.

A note on security

Every sign-in requires email confirmation. A password alone is not enough; the person signing in must also have access to the associated @tayozola.net inbox.

If anything is unclear during setup, email contact@tayozola.net.

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