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# Create and Activate an Organization

LendDisk supports self-registration, email activation, and resending an activation link. Tenant setup is completed through the activation flow.

## Register

TODO: Document the registration fields and validation rules from the active user interface.

## Activate the Account

TODO: Document activation-link behavior, the activation-only screen, and background activation-status checks.

## Request a New Activation Link

TODO: Document resend limits and the messages shown for expired or invalid links.

## Related Topics

* [Sign In and Navigate LendDisk](/overview/sign-in-and-navigation.md)
* [Sign-In and Activation Troubleshooting](/overview-9/access-and-activation.md)


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