> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.tahua.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.tahua.io/knowledge-base/administrator-help-guides/administrator-permissions-and-user-management/setting-up-an-account-in-tahua/sign-in-to-tahua.md).

# Sign in to Tahua

## Signing in with email and password

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### From the Tahua homepage

Click **Sign in**.

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### Sign in page

You'll land on the sign in page

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Bookmark this for easy access later.
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### Enter credentials

Enter your **email** and **password** and click **Sign in**.
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### You're signed in

You've successfully logged into Tahua!
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## Signing in using single sign-on (SSO)

If your organisation has set up SSO, you can use your work account to sign in to Tahua (e.g. Microsoft or Google). The following example uses Microsoft.

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{% step %}

### From the Tahua homepage

Click **Sign in**.

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### Sign in page

You'll land on the sign in page (bookmark this for easy access later).
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### Choose SSO

Click **SSO**.

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### Authenticate with your organisation

You will be redirected to your **organisation's SSO provider login page**. Enter your sign in details there.

You may find that you are **already signed in with your work account**, in which case **you won't have to enter your password**.

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### You're signed in

That's it! You're in.
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