# Joining Your First Rally Session

After completing the steps in [**Hosting your first Rally Session**](/rally-docs/getting-started-with-rally/quick-guide-to-hosting-your-first-rally-session-on-jira/hosting-your-first-session.md#once-youve-created-your-session-via-your-jira-board-or-in-the-rally-for-jira-app-follow-these-steps)**,  you can click the "Join Session" button to join your new session.** 

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Only members within your Atlassian Organization can join your Rally sessions.
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If you are a first-time user, this will open the Atlassian authorization page, as Rally uses your Atlassian credentials to manage access to your organization's Rally sessions.

<figure><img src="/files/5upYU0c5BljEMV8zAIDr" alt=""><figcaption><p>Authorization Page</p></figcaption></figure>

After accepting Rally's access to your Atlassian account, you can join your session using your Atlassian profile, any predefined avatars, and your name or alias.

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