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Having users properly registered against a Program Coverage is important as the access to certain user information (e.g contact information, data related to businesses he owns) is only granted for steward of the same program coverage.
There are two ways to attach a user against a specific Program Coverage. The first and easier way is to direct a new user to preignition with a link that contains the id of the set coverage. This information will be stored on the user's device and retrieved when needed (e.g. when this user creates a new account later on in the process).
Let's illustrate this with a concrete example. If the Agribusiness booster Program in Bangladesh wants to refer new users to its own program coverage, the link to share looks like :
preignition.org?coverage=ABB_BGD.
Here the id of the coverage is constituted of the code of the Program (ABB) and the country code (BGD, which is the ISO code for Bangladesh).
When a new user is referred to the site from a generic link (ie. without the coverage information), he will be asked to provide a this coverage information from a series of question (e.g. which country and then which Program active in the country). This second way to attach a user against a Program Coverage is less transparent for the user. Therefore the first approach should be used whenever possible (e.g. making sure that the referential link in an invitation mail on on a web page is correct).
A user can register himself against more than one program coverage (yet to implement).
Preignition allows users to change the look and feel of the app.
For this, activate the app setting menu on the top right corner and select another theme.
changing the theme - new colors and feel
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