# Accessing the app
## 1. Going to the login page
To navigate to ClauseBuddy's login page, you:
### In Microsoft Word for Windows
Click on the ClauseBuddy icon within the Home section of the top bar ("ribbon").
### In Microsoft Word for Mac
Similarly, click on the button in the Home section of the ribbon.
### In Microsoft Word Online
If you want to use ClauseBuddy inside of Microsoft Word Online (i.e., Word running inside of a browser), then click on the "..." button of the Home pane of the ribbon and choose "ClauseBuddy".
### In a browser
Go to
### In the traditional version of Microsoft Outlook for Windows
Click on the "..." button inside of a new email
### In the new Microsoft Outlook for Windows
Click on *Apps* when drafting a new email, and then select ClauseBuddy from the list.
### In Microsoft Outlook for Mac
Click on the "..." icon inside of a new email window, and select ClauseBuddy from the list.
Tip: you may want to click on the *Customise toolbar* option inside of the "..." dropdown menu and drag ClauseBuddy to the toolbar, so that it is always visible there.
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## 2. Logging in
Once navigated to ClauseBuddy — in Word for Windows, Outlook, browser, ... -- you need to effectively login if this is the first time you're using ClauseBuddy.
## Logging in with a security code
If you're using ClauseBuddy in a small team without a big IT-department, then you probably received a "**security code**" from ClauseBase or from your team leader.
To effectively login with this security code, click on the top button "Sign in with a security code".
Next, enter the security code, or click on the bottom link to retrieve the security code with your email address.
## Logging in with "Single Sign On" (SSO)
If you're using ClauseBuddy in a large organisation, then Single Sign On (SSO) was probably set up for you by your IT-department. In such a scenario, you don't get a security code; instead you login by passing through the security procedures of your own company.
To do so, click on the green button at the bottom:
Next, enter your email address and click on the blue "Request login" button.
You will then be forwarded to the login procedure of your own organisation, which will be shown in a popup-window if all goes well. This looks and behaves differently for every organisation (e.g., some organisations require the use of a token, some a fingerprint reader), but in the end you should arrive in the ClauseBuddy homepage:
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