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# Enterprise Customer Signup

Enterprise accounts in CERTInext are intended for organizations that manage internal and external certificate environments and require centralized governance, automation, and integration capabilities. These accounts are optimized for enterprise operations and do not include reseller-specific features such as sub-account creation or downstream price list management.

#### Enterprise Sign-Up Process

Follow the steps below to create an Enterprise account:

1. **Access the Sign-Up Page**\
   Open [https://us.certinext.io/](https://hub.emsign.com/) and click **Sign Up**.
2. **Select Enterprise Registration**\
   Choose **Sign up as an Enterprise**.

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3. **Provide Required Details**\
   Enter the following information:

* Full Name
* Email Address
* Mobile Number
* Organization Name
* Country

4. **Accept Terms and Conditions**\
   Review and accept the Terms and Conditions to proceed.
5. **Account Activation**
   * A confirmation message is displayed after submission.
   * An activation email is sent to the registered email address.
   * Click the activation link and set a password as per platform policy.

Once activated, the Enterprise account is ready for use, allowing organizations to begin managing certificates, configuring automation, and integrating CERTInext into enterprise workflows.


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