How to use the ASA system
Introduction to the Australasian Sleep Association's website.
We have done a lot more than a new design. We are using a new architecture that integrates a number of the Association’s functions and features for you as a member.
The new search directory now has Google Mapping and allows members to update their details.
Click here to access the directory:
The directory gives visitors to the site the ability to search for a sleep service on key word, location and/or the client’s location.
To log in use the login box (pictured to the right) which you will find on the home page.
If you are a member you should have received your login details by email. When typing your password please remember it is case sensitive. If you can't remember it there is an easy "Forgot your password?" link that will resend it to the email address we have registered for your profile. If this has changed please let us know.
You are now able to access the "Members' Section" which has information that is restricted to you alone. You also have access to a number of new features through the "My Account" link.
In the "My Account" section you can select and find information on:
- Your Memberships
- Your Events
- Your Orders and Tax Invoices
- Update Your Details
- Change Password
To find out more about this please watch this very short video (2 minutes).
Please take a wander through your new website. We welcome any feedback you have.
For further information contact us on 02 9920 1968 or email admin@sleep.org.au.
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