Step 1 of 4
First, your identity — made on your phone
An organization is opened by a person, and here a person is a key that lives on their own device. That key is made on the phone before anything else, and it never leaves it.
Nobody who runs this service can make that key, copy it, or hand it to somebody else — which is precisely what makes the organization you are about to open yours. It is also why there is no password on this page and never will be: there is nothing here worth stealing.
If you do not have one yet, ORBLINK creates it: install it, make your identity, and it is done in a minute. The key is generated by the phone's own hardware and stays there.
Being straight with you about today: this page does not yet check that phone identity, and the account it opens is keyed to the work address you verify below — not to your device key. Binding the two is a change to the account itself, not to this page, and it has not been made. So treat this step as what it is: the identity you should have, and will need.
How should we check it is you?
Or, if your company uses Microsoft
That opens Microsoft's own sign-in page, and when it finishes you come back to this page — proved, and one step further on. Being straight about it: nobody has completed a Microsoft sign-in on this cell yet — if it does not work, the text message is the route that will.