# Accessing Forest Report

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To access Forest Report you need to request an invitation, contact your Forest Report system manager or <support@forest.report>
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#### Step 1: Click the invite link you received in your email.&#x20;

After you click the link you will see a login page like this

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#### Step 2: Login or signup

If you already have a MapHubs Account linked to this email address, just login with that account.

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If you are not sure if you have an account already or need help finding your user name or resetting your password, send us a message at <support@maphubs.com>
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If this is your first time using a MapHubs or Forest Report site, signup for a new account by clicking the Sign up button

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It is important that you signup with the same email address that received the invite email, otherwise we won't know that it is you.
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Now choose a username and password

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That's it, now you can login to the Forest Report site


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