> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://community-test.logicnets.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://community-test.logicnets.com/release-9/getting-started/the-logicnets-designer/log-in-to-logicnets.md).

# Log in to LogicNets

Log in to LogicNets using the URL and user credentials supplied to you. When you log in you will see the LogicNets dashboard, and on the *Modules* section of the *Dashboard* you will see icons/links for the tools, packages, and the Designer.

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### Update Your Login and Password

If you click the *Account* button at the top-left of the screen you can update your login and password.

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Click on the *Designer* icon to open the Designer. If you don't see an icon under the Designers category, ask your Administrator or LogicNets Project Manager for access.

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### Give an Application Access to your Account

When an application--for example, Claude Code--asks to use your LogicNets account for the first time, LogicNets displays a page saying " *wants to use your LogicNets account () to:"* followed by what it will be able to do. The message will show the most important parts highlighted, such as the application area and workspace, and whether it stays connected when you are not using it. Click ***Allow*** to give access or ***Deny*** to refuse. The system will only ask you again when the application asks for more.

### Connected Apps

Under *Account → Connected apps* you see the applications that have access to your account. The information will include the application, what it may do, when it was connected, when it was last used (UTC), and when the access ends. Click an application and confirm to revoke its access. The application must then ask your permission again. Revoking does not log you out of LogicNets.


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