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Your Bumara login is personal to you. Your organisation is the business it belongs to. One login can belong to more than one organisation — useful if you run two businesses, or if you are a consultant working across several clients.

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Sign up

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Go to the sign-up page

Open Bumara and choose Create an account. You can sign up with an email address and password, or with a Google account.
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Enter your details

Give your full name, work email address and a password. Use an address you check daily — filing reminders and submission confirmations go here.
3

Verify your email

Bumara sends a verification link. Open it from the same device if you can. The link expires, so if it has been sitting in your inbox for a while, request a new one from the sign-in page.
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Choose what to do next

After verifying you are asked whether you are creating a new organisation or joining an existing one.

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Creating a new organisation

Choose this if your business is not yet on Bumara. You will be the first member and will hold the Owner role, which can do everything including managing billing and inviting others. You are taken straight into Set up your business, where you enter your trading details and connect your regulators.
Only one person should create the organisation. If a colleague has already created it, ask them to invite you instead — otherwise you end up with two separate businesses in Bumara that cannot see each other’s data.

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Joining an existing organisation

Choose this if a colleague has already set up your business on Bumara.
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Ask for an invitation

An Owner or Admin in your organisation invites you from Settings → Team. The invitation goes to your email address and includes the role they have chosen for you.
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Open the invitation link

Accepting the invitation attaches your login to that organisation. If you do not have a Bumara account yet, the link walks you through creating one first.
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Confirm what you can see

Your role decides which parts of Bumara you can open. If something you expected is missing, it is almost always a role setting — see Team and roles.

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Switching between organisations

If your login belongs to more than one organisation, an organisation switcher appears at the top of the sidebar. Everything you see — filings, invoices, employees, documents — belongs to the organisation currently selected. Data never crosses between organisations.
Before you create an invoice, run payroll or upload a document, glance at the organisation switcher. Posting a client’s payroll into the wrong organisation is tedious to unwind.

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Signing in later

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Keeping your account secure

Your Bumara account holds employee bank details, salary figures and regulator credentials. Treat it like online banking.
  • Use a password you do not use anywhere else.
  • Never share a login — invite the person properly so actions are attributed to them in the timeline.
  • Sign out on shared or public machines.
  • Tell an Owner immediately if you think your password has been seen by someone else.
See Security and privacy for what Bumara does to protect your data.
Next: Set up your business — the details Bumara needs before it can work out what you owe.
Last modified on August 4, 2026