How to Create a Synchron Account

Why You Need a Synchron Account

A Synchron account is your key to faster, more secure transcript and media synchronization. With an account, you can:

• Upload transcripts and media files directly to Synchron.
• Track the status of your files in real time.
• Adjust your custom settings for different trial presentation formats and caption formats, ensuring your files are delivered exactly the way you need them.
• Log in to SyncUploader, the secure software that makes transferring files simple and efficient.

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Step 1: Go to the Account Creation Page

Follow the steps below to get started. Choose the section that matches your device.

1. Visit the Create Account page

2. Fill in your details
You’ll be asked to provide:

• Your full name
• A valid email address
• A secure password (at least 8 characters)

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Step 2: Confirm Your Email and Activate Your Account

Follow the steps below to get started. Choose the section that matches your device.

1. Activate your account by following the verification link sent to your inbox.

2. Once verified, your account is ready to use.
You’ll be asked to provide:

• Your full name
• A valid email address
• A secure password (at least 8 characters)

If you don’t see the email, check your spam or junk folder. Still no email? Contact Synchron Support.

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Step 3: Adding Your Payment Details

To process your synchronization requests, you’ll need to add payment details to your account.

1. Go to your Synchron dashboard.

2. Selecting Billing

3. Add your card details or another supported payment option.

Adding payment details ensures that your projects can be processed immediately without delays.

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Step 4: Logging in to SyncUploader

Once your account is active, you can log in to SyncUploader to start transferring files securely.

1. Open the SyncUploader application on your computer.

2. Enter the email and password you used to create your Synchron account.

3. Click Log In.

Haven’t downloaded SyncUploader yet? Go here to download and install it.

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