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# How to Mark Yourself Online or Offline on Web

Learn how to set your availability status in DoubleTick on the web.

You can easily control your availability from the Web platform using the navigation bar.

Follow the steps below:

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#### <mark style="color:$primary;">**Step 1: Open the Navigation Bar**</mark>

Move your cursor to the **left side of the screen**.

When you hover over the left panel, the **Navigation Bar** will expand.

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#### <mark style="color:$primary;">**Step 2: Locate Your Name at the Bottom**</mark>

Scroll to the **bottom of the Navigation Bar**.

There, you will see:

* Your **Name** (the currently logged-in user)
* Your **Current Status** (Online or Offline)

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#### <mark style="color:$primary;">**Step 3: Click on Your Name**</mark>

Click on your name.

A small pop-up will appear on the **right side of your name**.

This pop-up displays:

* Your Name
* Your Login Number
* Your Current Status
* The Online/Offline Toggle Button
* Profile option
* Logout option

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#### <mark style="color:$primary;">**Step 4: Change Your Status**</mark>

You will see a **toggle button** next to your current status.

#### To Go Online:

* If you are Offline and want to receive new chats,
* Move the toggle button **to the right**.
* Your status will change to **Online**.
* You can now receive new chat assignments.

#### To Go Offline:

* Move the toggle button **to the left**.
* Your status will change to **Offline**.
* You will not receive new chat assignments.

The change takes effect immediately.

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#### <mark style="color:$primary;">**Additional Options in the Same Menu**</mark>

From the same pop-up, you can also:

* Click **Profile** to navigate to your profile settings
* Click **Logout** to sign out of your account


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