
Preparation: Choosing the Right Email
If you're planning to streamline your business communication with DingTalk International, the first hurdle isn't filling out forms—it's the "email showdown"! Don’t think you can breeze through with just any Gmail or Yahoo account. That’s like showing up to a board meeting in flip-flops—your professionalism instantly evaporates. We strongly recommend using a company domain email, such as
If you’re still using something like "
Key Tips:
- Use a company domain email
- Check your email settings
- Ensure you can receive verification emails
Step 1: Visit the DingTalk International Website
Got your company email ready? Great! Let’s begin the “DingTalk International Registration Adventure” with Step One—visiting the official website. Open your favorite browser (whether Chrome, Safari, or Edge—just use what feels comfortable), and type this sacred link into the address bar: https://intl.dingtalk.com/. Don’t worry, this isn’t some dark web portal—it’s actually the gateway to a universe of efficient communication!
Once on the homepage, look toward the top right corner. That shiny “Free Sign Up” button is waiting just for you. Click it, and it’s like discovering the red X on a treasure map—you’ve officially entered a new world of modern business communication. But be careful: ad blockers might suddenly jump in as “roadblock ninjas,” potentially blocking verification emails or pop-ups and leaving you stuck, questioning your life choices.
Pro Tip:
- Ensure stable internet connection
- Use a familiar browser
- Disable ad blockers temporarily
Step 2: Fill in Basic Information
Congratulations! You’ve successfully reached the second stage of registration—entering your basic details. This step may seem straightforward, but it’s full of hidden nuances—like crafting a “professional dating profile” for your business. Be honest, be polished. After all, this is DingTalk International’s first impression of you; you don’t want to show up looking like you’re wearing slippers and eating char siu bao.
In the form that appears, the system will ask for your full name, job title, company name, and a mobile number for future verification. Don’t think you can fool the system by entering something like “CEO Ah Ming”—DingTalk is smart! Providing accurate information boosts your account’s credibility and ensures smooth access to advanced features and team collaboration, avoiding being flagged as suspicious by the system.
Special reminder: Use your company’s official registered name, especially if you plan to integrate accounting or HR systems later. Otherwise, you might end up with invoices labeled “Mr. Zhang’s Convenience Stall,” which could be awkward. As for the phone number, use a company-managed line rather than a personal one—this prevents losing access if an employee leaves and takes the number with them, turning your business into a “ghost company.”
After filling out the form, don’t rush to hit “Next” and pour yourself a coffee just yet—double-check everything first. Make sure you didn’t accidentally type “Finance Pig” instead of “Finance Manager.” Because if you do, you’ll laugh so hard DingTalk might start vibrating!
Step 3: Verify Your Email
Here comes Step 3: Email Verification! Don’t think you can become a DingTalk pro the moment you finish entering your details—the real challenge starts now. The system will act as a loyal courier, swiftly delivering a verification email to the address you provided. But beware—this message sometimes acts like a shy kitten and hides quietly inside your spam folder. So after opening your inbox, don’t just keep refreshing the primary inbox. Take a quick peek into the “Spam” or “Promotions” folders—you might find it there sipping coffee, patiently waiting for you!
If you’ve searched high and low and still can’t find it? No panic. Just click the “Resend Verification Email” button, and the system will dispatch another digital messenger. But first, double-check that your email address was typed correctly—mistakes like writing “@gmal.com” instead of “@gmail.com” happen to everyone (it’s okay, really), but they can send your verification email drifting off into outer space.
Verification Tips:
- Check your spam folder
- Resend the verification email if needed
- Confirm your email settings are correct
Step 4: Complete Registration and Start Using DingTalk
Congratulations! Once your email is verified, you’ve essentially earned your “Corporate Access Pass” to DingTalk International. Now it’s time to roll up your sleeves and get things rolling!
Don’t jump straight into meetings or file sharing just yet. First, launch your “office setup mission”—invite your teammates one by one. You can manually enter their email addresses, or simply share an invitation link. Post it in your company group chat, and watch your colleagues swarm in like they’ve spotted free lunch! Remember to remind everyone to sign up quickly—otherwise, during your next meeting, you might find yourself asking, “Why am I the only one talking again?”
Once your team is onboard, it’s time to build your digital office structure. Organize departments, assign roles, and make sure even interns have their place. Suddenly, your entire company becomes neatly organized. No more wondering, “Who’s May from Finance?” Now everyone’s visible at a glance. You can also set admin permissions to prevent accidental deletions—like when the boss accidentally removes themselves from the system.
Finally, go ahead and explore all the features! Creating group chats, starting video calls, and sharing files is easier than borrowing a lighter. Try using the “To-Do List” feature to track project progress, or schedule next week’s tea break with the calendar tool. Technology should make work easier—and help you become the coolest tech-savvy person in the office!
We dedicated to serving clients with professional DingTalk solutions. If you'd like to learn more about DingTalk platform applications, feel free to contact our online customer service, or reach us by phone at (852)4443-3144 or email at

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