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# Sign in to your account

Access your Marketplace account using your login credentials.

You can sign in to the SoftwareOne Marketplace using either a web or mobile browser.&#x20;

Additionally, you can access the platform via the SoftwareOne Marketplace mobile app, available on iOS and Android.&#x20;

This topic describes how to sign in to the web version. For the mobile app, see [Get started with the app](/marketplace-mobile-app/app-overview/get-started-with-the-app.md).&#x20;

### Sign in to the web version

To sign in to your account on the web version:&#x20;

1. Open the [sign-in page](https://portal.platform.softwareone.com/) in your browser.
2. Enter the email address for your account, then select **Continue**.
3. Enter your password and select **Continue**.

If single sign-on (SSO) is enabled for your organization, you are redirected to your identity provider.

After you have successfully signed in, you are directed to the **Home** page.

### Recover your password

If you enter incorrect login credentials, an error message is displayed.

If you have forgotten your password, select **Forgot password?** and follow the instructions to reset it. For more details, see [How do I update my password?](/help-and-support/faqs/update-password.md).

### Next steps

After signing in, start with [Navigate the interface](/marketplace-platform/getting-started/interface.md). For onboarding guidance, see [Guides & tutorials](/marketplace-platform/guides-and-tutorials.md).


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