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5-digit site code

20080529 (Andy)

Models: Lite, Pro, MultiUser, MultiSite, MultiView

Brands: Marina, Self Storage, Appliances

Versions: 4.X (and higher)

 

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What is the 5-digit site code?

 

The 5-digit site code is a unique identifyer for your facility. Each facility has a different code, and this code allows us to establish which facility you are located at.

 

 

Why do I need my 5-digit site code?

 

When you telephone some of our worldwide offices for Technical Support, you will need to enter this 5-digit code in order to be able to speak to a technical services consultant.

 

 

Do I need to write down my 5-digit site code?

 

Yes - please do! If you are unable to open your software, you will still need your 5-digit code to be able to call us. Hence, if you can't get into StorMan, you won't be able to find the code - which is exactly why we strongly suggest you write your code down outside of the StorMan program.

 

To make this easier, we can also send you a handy desktop tent-card with your unique 5-digit site code on it, which you can use. If you'd like one of these desktop cards, please contact StorMan Sales in Australia.

 

 

Where can I find my 5-digit site code?

 

There are two places you can find your 5-digit site code:

 

 

 

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