Amóni is the Netrouting customer portal at amoni.app. One account covers everything you have with us: bare-metal servers, cloud instances, colocation, IP space, invoices and support. Creating it is free, takes a minute, and asks for no card.
There are two ways to get one. Sign up first and order later, or start in the shop and let the checkout create the account for you. This guide covers the first route; the second is in order your first server. Either way you end up with the same account.
Step 1: Sign up
- Go to amoni.app/join.
- Enter your email address. Use one you read: invoices, service notices and the activation link all go there.
- Choose a password. The rule is at least 12 characters with upper and lower case, a number and a symbol. The form tells you what is still missing, and Generate a strong password makes one for you if you use a password manager.
- Company is optional here. Fill it in if the account is for a business; it saves a step at checkout.
- Tick that you have read the General Terms and Conditions. The newsletter tick is optional.
- Click Join.
That is the whole form. You land in the portal straight away, signed in.
Step 2: Confirm your email address
Within a minute you get a message from Netrouting with an activation link. Click it. The page says Email confirmed and sends you back to the portal.
Until you click the link the account exists but nothing on it works. A banner at the top of the portal reminds you, with a button to send the link again. If the address was wrong, change it under Account and send the link once more.
Step 3: Your first look at the portal
A new account is empty: no servers, no invoices, an amount due of €0.00. The sidebar already shows everything the account can hold. Datacenter is where servers, cloud instances, colocation and IP addresses appear; Billing holds invoices and payment methods; Support is tickets. The green Deploy button opens the shop.
The amber banner is not an error. Every account is verified once before its first order activates, and the portal tells you up front rather than at checkout. You can do it now or when you order; see verify your account for what it involves. It takes about two minutes for an individual.
Already a Netrouting customer?
If you had a client-area login before Amóni, do not sign up again. Sign in at amoni.app/login with the email address that is on your invoices. If the password is not accepted, use Forgot your password? on the sign-in page. Your services, invoices and tickets are already on the account.
Worth doing in the first week
- Turn on two-factor authentication under Account. A sign-in from a new browser then asks for a code, and you can trust a device for 60 days so it does not ask every time.
- Invite the people who work with you instead of sharing the password. Contacts get their own login and can be limited to what they need.
- Store your SSH public key once under SSH Keys. Every server and cloud instance you order can be installed with it. See SSH keys on Netrouting.
- Automating things? API keys are created under Account, with scopes per key. The reference is at api.amoni.app/v1/docs.
Troubleshooting
- No activation email. Check spam, then use Send the activation link again in the banner. Still nothing after ten minutes: the address is probably mistyped. Correct it under Account and resend.
- “This email address is already in use.” An account with that address exists, possibly from before Amóni. Sign in instead, or reset the password.
- The password is refused. All four parts are needed: 12 characters, upper and lower case, a number, a symbol. The hint under the field names the missing one.
- The activation link says it is invalid or expired. Links are single use. Sign in and request a new one from the banner.
- The verification banner is still there after I verified. The result can take a few minutes to arrive from the verification provider. Reload the page; if it stays for more than an hour, open a ticket.
Still stuck?
Open a support ticket from the portal, or email support@netrouting.com from the address you signed up with, and say what you see. Account problems are quick to fix once we know the address involved.