Someone at Emerio sent you an offer as a web page. Here is how to open it and what you can do with it.
The link opens a page that asks for your email address — the one the offer was sent to. This keeps the offer private: even someone who has the link cannot see it without being on the list.
We email you a six-digit code and an Open the offer button from
no-reply@emerio.eu. Either one lets you in. If the email is not
there within a minute, check your spam or quarantine folder.
Why both a code and a button: some company mail systems open links automatically to scan them, which can use up the button before you click it. The code always works — if the button says the link is used, just type the code.
Once you are in, this device remembers you for two weeks, so you do not need a new code each time. On a shared computer, use Sign out when you are done.
You land on a page where you pick how to see the offer: cards, a grid, a price list, a comparison per product type, and more. Every view shows the same items and prices — it is just a matter of taste. Click any product to open it large with all the details.
Under Your offers you find every offer Emerio has sent to your address, not only this one. You can search across them by item number, product type, feature, port or factory code — handy to see when a product was quoted to you and at what price.
Every view has a Print / PDF button at the bottom right. It opens the print dialog, where Save as PDF gives you the same page as a file — layout, photos and colours included. Chrome and Edge do this best; the page is set up for A4 landscape.
Emerio can see that the offer was opened and which views and products you looked at, to follow up on it. You can read exactly what we record, and object to it, on the Your data page — that never affects your access to the offer.
Contact the Emerio representative who sent you the offer. If the code or link does not arrive, first check that they used the right email address for you.