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Authorized contacts are individuals within your organization that you have authorized to contact Evolve IP with technical, billing-related or administrator-related issues. They can do so by

Please follow the easy instructions provided below to learn how to add and remove authorized contacts.

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Adding Authorized Contacts

You can edit the user's Access Rules from their user account.

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If the user doesn't exist yet please follow Adding Users to Clearlogin and then come back to this page.

Login to your Clearlogin dashboard

 This will require Clearlogin administrator access. This is a specific URL for your company, for example "yourcompanyname.clearlogin.com."

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How to find
Don't know your company's Clearlogin URL?

If you don't know

your company Clearlogin URL please visit https://help.evolveip.net/ and login with your email address. If you have an Ossmosis 5 account, then this will bring you to your Clearlogin dashboard, and the URL at this site is

the URL to your company's Clearlogin instance, please review Accessing your company's Clearlogin URL


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A user must exist within Clearlogin in order for them to become an Authorized Contact. If the user doesn't exist yet please follow Adding Users to Clearlogin and then come back to this page.


  1. Login to Clearlogin
  2. Click the padlock button located at the right-hand side of the Clearlogin site ribbon.
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    Note: By default your username is your email address, however users can change their username convention. If you have done so then you will need to use that convention instead.

    If you have forgotten your password to help.evolveip.net you can reset it by clicking the  "Forgot OSSmosis Password" link and following the prompts.

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    1. You can also access Clearlogin administration directly by going to admin.clearlogin.com.
  3. Go to User Profiles, locate the user and click the Edit button to edit their account
  4. The "Editing" page will show. Scroll down until you see the "Access Rules" section
  5. Click in the "Access Rules" field to see a list of default Access Rule options, and choose "Service User." The click the Update Access Rules button.
  6. Next, scroll to the top of the page and click on the Update User button. This step is required.
  7. The user's account will now show Service User as an additional access rule.
  8. Instruct your user/authorized contact to login to their Clearlogin dashboard (yourcompanyname.clearlogin.com)

Once this is completed the user should They should now have access to the Help Center tile to access which will allow them to submit support tickets via The Evolve IP Help Center. They can also submit requests by emailing support@evolveip.net.



Alternative Method: Adding Contacts from the Access Rules screen

Security > Access Rules

You can also add Access Rules to contacts from Security > Access Rules.

  1. Login to your Clearlogin dashboard. This is a specific URL for your company, for example "yourcompanyname.clearlogin.com."

  2. Click the "Admin Site" button at the top of the screen (this will only show for administrators)
  3. Go to Security > Access Rules
  4. Scroll down to "System"
  5. Click the Edit Access Rule button for the group that you wish to edit.
  6. Add your Authorized contacts.
  7. Click "Update Access Rule."
  8. Now, go to User Profiles, locate the user and click the Edit button to edit their account
  9. Click on the Update User button. This step is required.
  10. Instruct your user/authorized contact to login to their Clearlogin dashboard (yourcompanyname.clearlogin.com) to finish the process.

They should now have access to the Help Center tile to access The Evolve IP Help Center.


Removing Authorized Contacts

You can remove contacts from a User's profile by simply clicking the "x" symbol next to the Access Rule that you wish to remove.