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# Your first login
To access equipme for the very first time, you’ll receive an invitation email from your employer. This message includes your login details along with a link to the platform. All you need to do is click on the "Accept invitation" button, and you’ll be guided to the login page.
### Logging in via username and password
In the invitation email you’ll find a temporary username, usually your email address, and a temporary password. On your very first login you’ll be asked to set a new password of your own. Once this step is complete, your account is ready, and you can return to equipme at any time using the link provided.
Logging in is straightforward. Enter your email address and the password you’ve chosen, and you’re in.
### Logging in via Single Sign-On (preferred)
If your company uses Single Sign-On, for example with a Microsoft account, you may NOT receive a password with the invitation email.
In this case, you can simply log in by clicking “Sign in with Microsoft” without having to enter a username or separate password.
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Tip: Even if you received a temporary password with the invitation email, your organization may have enabled Single Sign-On. Just try it out or ask your administrator.
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### You're in
Once you have successfully logged in, equipme will take you straight to your Self-Service Dashboard.
This is the place where everything starts — it’s where you’ll see your active services, request new equipment, or report a problem if something doesn’t work. From this point on, equipme becomes your central hub for managing the tools you use every day.
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