So What Happens Next?
After you have completed the registration process, you will receive an e-mail as shown below.
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Hello Marie Taulbee:
Thank you for subscribing to the LaRaedo Horse Farm Management Software.
Login Access and User Guide software instructions can be found at: http://www.laraedo.com/user-guide
Your administrative account log in is: LaRaedo-Farm
Your Password is: laraedo
Click on the link below and begin enjoying LaRaedo: http://software.laraedo.com
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at the e-mail listed below.
Please read, as agreed to in the ‘Terms and Conditions’:
TRIAL SUBSCRIBERS: Automatic monthly charges will begin after the 30-Day Free Trial unless an e-mail is sent to info@LaRaedo.com or you cancel your subscription via PayPal prior to the end of trial period.
Thank you,
LaRaedo Support
info@LaRaedo.com
More Boarders. More Profit. More Freedom.
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Click on the LaRaedo link as indicated in the e-mail and you will be taken to the software home page:
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Now this is where the fun stuff begins. Once you have logged in, the first thing you do is review your ‘Account Settings’:
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To some readers, this may appear to be pretty basic but I have found that learning how to do things in pieces makes it much easier to remember than laying it all out in one big chunk.
I think that the basis of putting these steps into several blog posts is to show everyone how simple this program is and yet how powerful it can be for your horse business.
My next post will illustrate account creation and who really needs one.
Please provide me with any questions or suggestions below. I think that using the comments sections helps others that may have the same questions but just didn’t think to ask.
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