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# How to Sign In to DocStudio
This document explains how to sign in to DocStudio using the available authorization methods.
Choose the sign-in method that matches your account setup.
### Choose your sign-in method
Use one of these options:
* **Email and password** — for standard DocStudio sign-in
* **Sign in with Apple** — if your account uses Apple sign-in
* **Choose company** — if your instance shows a company selection block
* **SSO** — if your company sent you an SSO invitation
### Sign in with email and password
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1. Open the sign-in page.
2. Enter your email address.
3. Enter your password.
4. Click the button.
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Select **Remember me** to save your email address for the next sign-in.
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#### If you cannot sign in
* Click **Forgot password?** to reset your password.
* Follow the password renewal page if your password has expired.
### Sign in with Apple
1. Open the sign-in page.
2. Click **Sign in with Apple**.
3. Enter your Apple ID email address.
4. Click the button.
5. Enter your Apple ID password.
6. Click the button.
7. Enter the two-factor authentication code if Apple requests it.
8. Choose whether to trust this browser.
9. Click the button.
10. Select **Share My Email** during the confirmation step.
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Share your real email address when you sign in with Apple. If you select **Hide My Email**, DocStudio cannot complete the sign-in flow and will return you to the login page.
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#### Apple sign-in result
* **New user** — Open [How to Register a Personal Account](/user/authorization-and-security/how-to-register-on-platform/how-to-register-a-personal-account.md) if you need to complete account creation.
* **Existing user** — Continue to your existing DocStudio profile.
### Sign in with company selection
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1. Open the sign-in page.
2. Check whether the **Choose company** block is available.
3. Select your company.
4. Continue with the company sign-in flow.
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This option appears only if the instance has company selection configured.
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### Complete your first sign-in with SSO
Use this flow when your company invited you to sign in through SSO for the first time.
1. Open the **Log in with SSO** email.
2. Follow the link from the email.
3. Create a password for your user profile.
4. Enter the password again in **Confirm Password**.
5. Click the button.
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10. Select **Share My Email** during the confirmation step.
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#### Apple sign-in result
* **New user** — Open [How to Register a Personal Account](/user/authorization-and-security/how-to-register-on-platform/how-to-register-a-personal-account.md) if you need to complete account creation.
* **Existing user** — Continue to your existing DocStudio profile.
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