If your company has enabled a firewall system that prevents access to some websites for security purposes, it can cause issues when trying to access Brella.
The below steps explain how to access Brella through these security measures and get ready for your event.
Access and Login
If you're unable to access the Brella platform, this could be related to a robust firewall setup. To fix the access or login trouble linked to security settings, follow the instructions below:
*If it's a company device and network, ask your company's IT team to allowlist our domain:
next.brella.io
* If it's a personal device and network, we suggest editing the browser settings to allow Brella, preferably using Google Chrome:
Click the three horizontal lines icon on the far right of the Address bar.
Click on Settings, scroll to the bottom, and click the Show Advanced Settings link.
Click on Change proxy settings.
Click the Security tab > Trusted Sites icon, then click Sites.
Enter the URL of your Trusted Site, then click Add.
Click Close > OK.
Additionally, ensure you have no VPNs, Adblockers, or Autofill extensions.
Authentication email/Password reset email/Invitation email
Network restrictions sometimes prevent our automated emails from coming through due to a strong firewall setup, as there are spammer deny lists. Organizations enable this type of security to block emails if the sender matches their list of unwanted domains.
*If it's a public email domain (such as @gmail.com, @yahoo.com), add the bellow to your email contacts list, then re-request a login email if needed:
*If it's an enterprise or business email, ask your company's IT Team to allowlist our domain:
*@brella.io
You might not get the email if you have unsubscribed from Brella emails at any point and your email is in a deny list in our systems. Please contact our support or re-subscribe to Brella through our website https://www.brella.io.
❗Note: If the above steps did not fix the access issues on your laptop, this could be due to more complex firewall setups, and we do not encourage any participant to deactivate such settings on your personal device or network. It could put at risk your device and data.