MySIOR Overview
What is MySIOR?
- An online, private community for SIOR members, Committees and Chapters to communicate, collaborate, network, and conduct business.
- A one-stop resource for all SIOR services, such as SIOR Connect, SIOR Pulse, M2M Transactions, Profile Updates, Event Registration, and more.
- It’s like using Dropbox, LinkedIn, and Gmail all at the same time, in one central place specifically created for SIOR members.
Why Should I Use MySIOR?
- Collaboration:
To easily find members within a specific Chapter, Committee, specialty group to conduct business and collaborate.
Education:
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To share ideas and questions and learn from fellow members.
Participation:
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To access all of SIORs resources (SIOR Connect, SIOR Pulse, M2M Transactions) and manage meetings and events.
Marketing:
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To market yourself, your committee, and/or your Chapter and get recognition as a thought leader.
Virtual Access:
- To get direct access to your SIOR network and benefits anytime, and anywhere. MySIOR is available on your computer as well as on any tablet or mobile phone with a MySIOR members’ only app. Staying connected has never been easier.
What New Features Are Available on MySIOR?
- Private Community discussions – a forum to communicate, with the option of real-time, daily, or weekly message notifications.
- Friend Connections – create specialized network of friends within the SIOR membership.
- Direct Messages to Individuals or Groups – easily search for and send messages to specific members, committees, groups, etc.
- Document Sharing – upload documents, share, edit, and discuss with your community members.
- Activity Feeds - stay up-to-date with the most recent activity feeds, notifications, and announcements via customized landing pages and email alerts.
Common MySIOR Questions and Answers
How Do I Sign In?
- Go to my.sior.com (no www.)
- In the upper right-hand corner, click on “Login to see members only content”
- User your unique MySIOR username and password
- Example: U: JSmith12345, P: 12345
- Contact membership@sior.com for help with your username/password
Do I Need to Login More Than Once to Access Specific Platforms and Services (i.e. SIOR Connect, Update My Profile)
How Do I Reply to a Community Discussion?
- Access the discussion from either the email notification you received in your inbox or by clicking on the discussion post within MySIOR.
- To respond, you can either Reply to Discussion, Reply to Sender, or Post a New Discussion (which starts an entirely new thread separate from the current discussion you are reading)
How Do I Manage the Emails I Receive?
- Go to My Account within MySIOR, and click on My Subscriptions.
- Select how you wish to receive emails from each of the communities you are a member of. Choose either:
- Real-time
- Daily (you receive a daily digest around 5 a.m.)
- Legacy (plain-text emails – with lack of features (no images, attachments), but the ability to reply without going to the community)
- No emails
- Unsubscribe (leave the community)
How Do I Update My Profile?
- Log into MySIOR
- Click on My Account, and then select “Edit Profile”, OR
- Click on Profile link within the welcome box (next to the picture)
- Click on “Edit Contact Information” underneath main contact info.
Why Can’t I See Discussions on Some Communities?
- Only members who are subscribed to a community can view discussions and documents.
- Many communities are private, but members can request to join and be added by an administrator.
How Can I Create a New Community?
- Any type of community can be created. Once created, members can then be invited to join.
- To avoid duplicate communities, members cannot create their own communities, but can request and suggest new communities to be created.
- Members can request to create new communities by either
- Going to the Community page and clicking on “+Create a New Community” and completing the request form, OR
- Contacting SIOR Communications Director, Alexis Fermanis at afermanis@sior.com
What are Microsites and How Can I Create one for my Chapter?
- Microsites are community websites that are customizable and act as a mini website, rather than a cookie-cutter community page.
- Microsites can have multiple pages and links, and unique layout, design, and navigation menus.
- A microsite must be managed by an administrator. Any chapter looking to create a microsite must identify an administrator to be trained by SIOR staff. This administrator will be responsible for all content edit and updates to the site.
- To request a microsite and/or training, contact SIOR Communications Director Alexis Fermanis at afermanis@sior.com