> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.horsespot.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.horsespot.com/general-management-tools/getting-started/account-settings/your-admin-page.md).

# Your Admin Page

## Your Tenant Site is your admin login page

Every Organizer has their own tenant site with a unique URL link. For example:

[theridge.horsespot.net](http://theridge.horsespot.net/) (Ridge Showjumping)

[ths.horsespot.net](http://ths.horsespot.net/) (Tower Hill Stables)

Consider this to be your main page to access any admin functions for your shows. Show Organizers can use their admin login page to display a custom list of only their horse shows. Consider it your own ‘calendar of events’!

**Can’t find your admin page?** Look for the email (Subject Line: Login & Next Steps) with all of the handy links and details.

Simply email us the name you’d like to use and we will set it up on our end. 

Horse Spot recommends using acronyms and/or short names to make it easier to type out manually. Contact us if any URL changes are needed.

Don’t forget: Exhibitors and spectators can also easily search and find your show from our main page—[www.horsespot.net](http://www.horsespot.net/) 


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