Viewspot Cox Onboarding

Viewspot Cox Onboarding

1.     
Go to Apps, Press and hold the Viewspot app. Select the  “i” icon on the top right corner.

2.     
If confronted with this page enter the password: VIEWSPOT!

3.     
Go to apps, Viewspot, storage, clear cache and data, select delete if pop up shows.

4.     
Use the three buttons icon and swipe up to fully close and exit the application.

5.     
Go back to the Viewspot app and allow “Do Not Disturb”, toggle on then exit and head back to Viewspot.

6.     
Enable “CM Reporting”, head to “Installed apps” -> CM reporting -> toggle on.

7.     
Once back in Viewspot enter password: VIEWSPOT!

Then enter the store ID, then next and then select default.

8.     
Viewspot cox is loaded and will display demo content.

This process should take around 1:45


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