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Representing myself in Environment Online

29 April 2026 (Published: 28 April 2026)

IN THIS ARTICLE:

If you’re managing your own applications and activities, this this page will help you understand how to represent yourself in Environment Online.

 

Choose how you want to log in

To use Environment Online, you need to choose a login method.

 

Option 1 – Digital Identity (myID) (recommended)

Digital Identity (myID) is for people who want a more secure way to use Environment Online. It involves additional identity checks during registration, which helps confirm who you are.

Register and log in using Digital Identity (myID).

 

Option 2 – Your Email

Your Email is for people who want a simple and quick way to access Environment Online. This login method verifies your identity using your email address and multi-factor authentication.

Register and log in using Your Email.

 

 

If you later need to act for an organisation or another person

Representing yourself only gives you access to manage your own activities.

If you later need to represent an organisation or another person, you must be authorised to act on their behalf in Environment Online.

Representing an organisation or a person in Environment Online.

 

 

Related guidance

  • Start using Environment Online for the first time
  • Get authorised to act for an entity in Environment Online

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