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# Panelists logged in view
## Panelist Accounts
You can allow panelists to Sign Up to your panel by having them create a panelist account with their email and a password. To get a link to this sign up form, you can go to **Settings Panel Sign Up**. For the panelists to login and update their info, the link can be found **Settings Panel Log In**. The form will look something like this, and of course can be white-labeled.
Private Panels keeps track of your panelists' information until such time that they [delete their data](/private-panels/panel-management/panelist-consent-and-opt-in.md). They can view their information on a dashboard which contains the following:
* Account details
* Your company's profile introduction (optional)
* Signup forms with the [Show in Profile setting turned on](/private-panels/panel-management/panel-sign-up-forms.md)
* Studies they're participating in and their session schedules
You can place your logo at the top by following our [Custom Branding](/private-panels/organization-settings/custom-branding.md) guide.
They can click any of the signup forms to answer or update them. The forms will look similar to the image below. Clicking the **Back to profile** button will bring them back to their dashboard.
## Adding Profile Introduction
You can use the profile introduction to give your panelists a brief description of your company, let them know about important things they should know about as a panelist, etc. This can be added in **Settings General**, then scroll down to the **Panelist Experience** section. Then, type your profile introduction in the rich text editor beside **Profile Introduction**. Any changes made here are automatically saved.
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**Note:** Private Panels was previously managed outside of Dscout, so you may see a different logo and URL in some places. If you have any questions, contact .
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