What is a TIES account? TIES accounts are provided, on demand, to staff from ITU Members (Member States,
Sector Members,
Associates,
and
Academia). A TIES account provides personalized access
(through a username and a password) to a number of services. TIES
services are provided to support the participation of Members in the
activities of the Union and include email, online collaboration tools,
access to ITU meeting documents, automatic email notifications, etc.
How can I get a TIES
account? 1. Submit your request through the
online application form
2. The Focal Point of your organization/company will receive an
email for authorization
3. Once the Focal Point has authorized the request, the new TIES
account is created
4. At any time you can
check online the status of your account
I cannot login to my TIES
account. Why? 1. Check that you properly typed uppercase/lowercase letters for the
username/password 2. Check that the password is
correct. If you are not sure,
ask for a reminder of your username and password 3. If it is a new TIES account,
check online the status of your account to make sure that the
account is already active 4. Has your account been deactivated: for all new
accounts, for security reasons, you should change the initial password (ITUwelcome)
as soon as possible 5. If the problem persists, please contact
your TIES Focal Point
What is my initial
password for TIES? The initial password is ITUwelcome.
Once your account has been activated you should change this password
as soon as possible.
How do I configure a POP email client such as
Microsoft Outlook or Eudora to access my TIES
email?
Please, follow the instructions on
how
to configure email clients
What is the TIES Focal
Point? In each organization/company there is a TIES Focal
Point responsible for: a) Accepting/refusing requests to create TIES Accounts b) Maintaining the list of TIES Accounts c) Granting/limiting access rights to documents
Who is my TIES Focal
Point? You can consult online the information about
your TIES Focal Point
