Getting started

Signing in

How to sign in to the portal and to EDISONKA on the phone.

Chapters and modules

How to sign in

  1. 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.
  2. On the web the address is edisonka.m-line.cz; on the phone just start the app.

On the phone you stay signed in as long as you open the app at least once a week. You sign in again after an app update, or after a week in which you did not open it.

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, English and Polish - 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.

At the very bottom there may be an “Open the demo” button. It leads to a sample company with made-up data that anyone can browse without an account; you will not find your own data there.

Do you work for more than one company?

One sign-in covers all your companies, and you do not pick a company after signing in - neither on the web nor on the phone. The one you worked in last opens, otherwise the first of yours. You can switch it at any time:

If you only have one company, you simply see its name and switch nothing.

If an administrator removes your access to a company, the phone switches you to another of your companies the next time you start or return to the app, and tells you so. If you have none left, the app signs you out.

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:

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.

Signing in is refused for an e-mail your employer has recorded for more than one personnel number. You get the message after entering the correct password. Ask your employer to correct the e-mail in their records; your password will keep working.