> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guides.fieldedgeapp.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guides.fieldedgeapp.com/product-tour-or-hq/team-management/default-users.md).

# Default Users

For users with a NationBuilder login who do not need access to the FieldEdge HQ Dashboard.

## Send A Download Link

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Get to understand the differences and requirements of [different user types here](/product-tour-or-hq/team-management.md)
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To send an SMS with a download link and login instructions to a Default User:

1. Go to the `Team Management menu.`
2. Look for `Default users` area.
3. Click the `Send Download Link` button.
4. Enter the user's phone number and click the `Send Download Link` button.

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## View Access Login

FieldEdge keeps track of default users accessing the mobile app. The access log shows the user's primary email address (from NationBuidler), the date they first accessed the app and the last date they accessed the app.

* Go to the `Team Management menu.`
* Look for `Default users` area.
* Click the `View Access Log` button.

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Keep in mind the Last Seen At date is an approximate date based on when the app last contacted the FieldEdge server. This generally happens when they first launch the app or when the app is closed and reopened.
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