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Creating an account

Orbis uses Google OAuth for authentication — there is no separate username or password to manage. To create an account:
  1. Go to app.meetorbis.com.
  2. Click Sign in.
  3. Choose the Google account you want to use with Orbis.
  4. Review and accept the requested permissions, then click Continue.
Orbis will create your account and redirect you to the onboarding wizard.
Orbis’ use of Google account data follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. You can review connected permissions at any time in your Google Account settings.
If you already have an account, clicking Sign in with the same Google account signs you back in automatically.

Completing the onboarding wizard

When you sign in for the first time, Orbis walks you through a four-step onboarding flow to get your workspace ready.
1

Sync your Google data

Orbis begins syncing your Google Contacts, Gmail, and Google Calendar immediately after you authenticate. The onboarding screen shows the sync status for each service. You don’t need to wait — syncing runs in the background and you can move on to the next step.
ServiceWhat it syncs
Google ContactsPeople from your address book
GmailEmail threads linked to contacts
Google CalendarMeetings and events linked to attendees
2

Complete your profile

Fill in your company’s website URL, your role, and a short description of your company. Orbis uses this information to personalize AI-generated suggestions and email drafts.All fields are optional. You can skip this step and update your profile later from Settings → Profile.
3

Connect your LinkedIn network

Request a data export from LinkedIn so you can import your connections, messages, and profile history. Click Open LinkedIn data export to go directly to LinkedIn’s export settings and request the “Larger data archive” ZIP file.LinkedIn exports can take up to 24 hours to arrive. Once you have the file, you can upload it directly in the onboarding wizard or later from Settings → Tools → LinkedIn Archive.
4

Import existing contacts

Upload a CSV file of contacts you already have. Orbis maps your columns to contact fields during import and handles deduplication automatically.You can skip this step and import later from Contacts → Actions → Import Contacts.
When you finish the last step, click Finish setup and Orbis takes you to your Contacts page.

Profile settings

Your profile controls the personal information and company context Orbis uses across the product. To access profile settings, go to Settings → Profile (or navigate to app.meetorbis.com/settings).

Personal information

FieldDescription
First nameYour display name in Orbis
Last nameOptional
EmailRead-only. Your primary email is managed through your Google Account.
Personal emailAn optional secondary email (e.g. a Gmail address) used for contact enrichment, useful if your primary email is a work address.
LanguageYour preferred display language
BioA short description of yourself
URLsLinks to your website, blog, or social profiles

Company information

FieldDescription
Company domainYour company’s website URL (e.g. https://example.com)
Your roleYour title at the company — choose from the provided list
Company descriptionA short description of what your company does, used to improve AI suggestions

Saving changes

Click Update profile to save your changes.

Security

Orbis accounts are secured through Google. To manage password, two-factor authentication, or other security settings, visit myaccount.google.com/security directly.

Notification preferences

To configure notifications, go to Settings → Notifications.

In-app notifications

Choose which activity triggers notifications inside Orbis:
  • All new messages — notify on all new activity
  • Direct messages and mentions — only notify when you’re directly involved
  • Nothing — disable in-app notifications

Email notifications

Notification typeDefaultDescription
Communication emailsOffUpdates about your account activity
Marketing emailsOffNews about new features and product updates
Social emailsOnNotifications about activity in your network
Security emailsOn (always on)Alerts about account security events
Click Update notifications to save your preferences.

Appearance settings

Orbis supports light mode, dark mode, and system-aware theming. To toggle between light and dark mode, click the theme switch in the top navigation bar. The switch icon shows a sun (light) or moon (dark) depending on the current setting. By default, Orbis follows your system appearance preference. If you set a manual theme, Orbis remembers your preference across sessions.

RTL support

Orbis supports right-to-left (RTL) layouts for languages that require it. RTL mode activates automatically based on your language setting.

Connected accounts

You can connect up to five Google accounts to Orbis. Each connected account syncs its own Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts data. To manage connected accounts, go to Settings → Connected Accounts. From this page you can:
  • Add an account — click Add Account and complete the Google OAuth flow
  • Set a primary account — the primary account is used as the default for sending and syncing
  • Disconnect an account — pauses syncing; your existing data is preserved and available if you reconnect
  • Remove an account — permanently deletes the account and all associated email threads, drafts, and sync data from Orbis
Removing a connected account permanently deletes all synced data for that account. This cannot be undone.

Deleting your account

Deleting your Orbis account is permanent and cannot be reversed. To delete your account:
  1. Go to Settings → Profile.
  2. Scroll to the Danger Zone section at the bottom of the page.
  3. Click Delete Account.
  4. Review what will be deleted, then type DELETE to confirm.
  5. Click Delete Account to proceed.
Deleting your account removes:
  • All connected Google accounts
  • Synced emails and calendar events
  • All contacts, notes, and interactions
  • All other personal data associated with your account
Account deletion is irreversible. If you’re unsure, consider disconnecting your Google accounts first to pause syncing without losing your data.