How to sign in
- Enter the e-mail you have set up for signing in, and your password. On the phone you can save the password for next time.
- On the web the address is edisonka.m-line.cz; on the phone just start the app.
You always sign in to the portal - from the phone as well. The app signs in to no other system, and you need no access to the company’s ERP system.
In the top right-hand corner of the sign-in screen you can switch the language and the light or dark appearance. Before signing in you choose between Czech and English - Slovak is loaded from your profile as soon as you sign in.
Below the form the web shows a “User manual” link - you can open this guide without signing in.
Do you work for more than one company?
One sign-in covers all your companies. The web and the phone handle them differently, though:
- On the web you do not pick a company. The portal opens the one you worked in last, otherwise the first of yours - and you switch it at any time in the header. If you only have one company, you simply see its name there and switch nothing.
- On the phone you pick the company after you enter your password, and only if you have more than one. You cannot switch it while you work - sign out and sign in again.
Employee, or portal user?
The portal distinguishes two groups of people. They sign in the same way - with an e-mail and a password - and differ only in where the account came from:
- Employee - you are in the company’s personnel records. The portal takes the list of employees from the ERP system and your employer decides which e-mail is used for signing in (private or work, depending on the settings). Your password is kept by the portal and you set it yourself - no birth number is used for signing in.
- Portal user - the account of a dispatcher, an HR officer, a content administrator or an administrator, created in the portal by an administrator. The password is verified by the M-line central registry, so it is the same one as for the other M-line services.
One person can be both; the e-mail used for signing in decides which applies.
What you see in each company is configured in the portal - for employees in bulk by cost centre and category, for portal users individually. A module the company has not enabled is visible to nobody.
You set your own password
Signing in for the first time? The portal recognises this itself - after you enter your e-mail, the password field is replaced by an explanation and a button that sends you a link to create your password. It applies to anyone without a password yet, new employees included. Below the button there is an “I already have a password” link that takes you back to the ordinary sign-in - useful if you got here through a typo in the e-mail or set your password in another tab in the meantime.
On the phone this is a screen of its own, “Setting a password”, and the app takes you straight to it once you enter your e-mail - you never see a password field you have nothing to type into. “Back to sign-in” takes you back.
Forgotten your password? The link that does the same is on the web below the Sign in button and is called “Set / forgot password”. On the phone it is called “No password / forgotten password” and it sits on the password screen - anyone who has no password yet never gets there. The link in the e-mail is valid for 24 hours; if it expires, just ask for a new one.
It is sent to the e-mail assigned to you by your employer, the one you sign in with. Nothing arrived? Check your junk mail; if it is not there either, contact your employer.
The password must be at least 8 characters long and contain a letter and a digit. The page that opens from the link says so above the button and will not accept anything weaker.
You change your password the same way once you have one - on the web from your profile menu, on the phone via About the app → Change password. A link always arrives by e-mail; you never have to type your old password again. Only employees get the button on the phone - a dispatcher, an HR officer or an administrator changes the password on the web.
Nothing from the ERP system is used for signing in - neither a birth number, nor a personnel number, nor a PIN. The only thing with a password of its own is the payslip in the Payslips module: depending on the company’s settings you open it with a PIN, with your personnel number, or with the part of your birth number after the slash - and some companies do not protect payslips at all. Payroll records decide that, not you.
Not sure which e-mail to use? Get in touch with your employer - the sign-in e-mail is set by your administrator.