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# Signing In to Archera

The ways you and your team can sign in to Archera, plus how to reset a password and verify your email.

Archera offers several ways to sign in, all of which lead to the same platform. You can sign in at [app.archera.ai/login](https://app.archera.ai/login).

## Sign-In Options

### Email and password

Enter your email address and password on the [login page](https://app.archera.ai/login). Repeated failed attempts temporarily lock the account as a security measure.

{% hint style="info" %}
If your organization requires Single Sign-On, password login is turned off and you will be prompted to sign in with SSO instead. See [Single Sign-On (SSO)](/help-center/sign-in-and-security/single-sign-on-sso.md).
{% endhint %}

### Social sign-in

Sign in with one click using an existing account from:

* **Google**
* **Microsoft**
* **GitHub**
* **Slack**

These options appear on both the login and sign-up pages.

### Single Sign-On (SSO)

If your organization has configured enterprise SSO, click **Single Sign-On** and enter your work email. You will be routed to your company's identity provider to authenticate. New users from a configured email domain are automatically added to the organization.

Administrators can set this up on the [SSO settings page](https://app.archera.ai/settings?tab=sso) — see [Single Sign-On (SSO)](/help-center/sign-in-and-security/single-sign-on-sso.md).

## Creating an Account

New to Archera? See [How to Sign Up with Archera](https://docs.archera.ai/help-center/getting-started/how-to-sign-up-with-archera) to create an account, or accept an invitation from a colleague. Existing teams can add members from the [invite users guide](https://docs.archera.ai/help-center/user-guide/invite-users).

## Resetting Your Password

1. On the [login page](https://app.archera.ai/login), click **Forgot Password?**
2. Enter your email address. If an account exists, a reset email is sent.
3. Open the link in the email and set a new password.

Already signed in? You can change your password from your account settings.

## Verifying Your Email

Some accounts are asked to confirm their email address by entering a **6-digit code** sent by email. This is a one-time check after signing in, not a step you repeat at every login.

## Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Multi-factor authentication is supported through your identity provider. Enforce MFA in your own IdP and connect it to Archera using [enterprise SSO](/help-center/sign-in-and-security/single-sign-on-sso.md) — your provider's MFA and security policies then apply whenever your team signs in to Archera.

## Related Resources

* [Single Sign-On (SSO)](/help-center/sign-in-and-security/single-sign-on-sso.md)
* [Configure SSO for Azure AD](/help-center/sign-in-and-security/how-do-i-configure-sso-for-azure-ad.md)
* [How Long Is My Data Retained?](/help-center/sign-in-and-security/data-retention.md)

Still having trouble signing in? Reach out to <support@archera.ai>.


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