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# Login to your instance
If you have reached this section, congratulations! Your Skolarli instance has been successfully created and verified.
Signing in to your Skolarli instance is a simple process. Please remember that your domain name and email ID serve as the unique identifiers for your account and at this point. Initially, only the admin user can access the newly created instance.
Skolarli Login Page
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**NOTE:** Please note that passwords are case sensitive, which means, "Password123" and "pASSWORD123" are distinct passwords and not the same, despite having the same combination of letters and numbers, the reversal of upper-case and lower-case characters makes them different.
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