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Adding a New Device
Updated by Jordan Millar
For anyone to access your ChekRite environment, their device will need to be authorised by an administrator. You can do this very easily on the fly from ChekMate. To add a new device that will access your environment, tap on the Devices icon on the dashboard. You will be presented with a list of devices such as the following:
Then you should tap on the + icon on the top right of the screen. This will bring up a screen for you to enter the details of the new device. Whilst we call it "devices" you can probably think of it more as "apps" as each app needs to be registered separately rather than the physical device. So if the user had both ChekRite and ChekMate on their iPhone, this would be seen as two different devices in ChekMate (and the portal).
To select between the different devices, swipe the icon at the top of the screen to switch between the different devices. The following diagram shows the different devices (apps) that are current supported by ChekRite.
Once you have decided what type of device (app) you are going to add, enter the device name or tag. This is how you will identify it. If there is some sort of asset tag on the device you can use that or you might just want to use the name of the person who will have it if it is a personal device. Then push the Get Pairing Code button and you will be presented with a pairing code to enter into the device.