# Logins

Most users will probably use only one login to ClauseBuddy. However, it may happen that multiple logins are useful in your situation. 

ClauseBuddy allows you to simultaneously subscribe to multiple libraries, and switch between them with the click of a button. Those libraries can even host different languages. 

Imagine, for example, that you are a corporate lawyer working at the Paris office of Smithers & Partners. You may have simultaneous access to:

* your own personal library (French)
* the library of the Corporate department in Paris (English & French)
* the library of the Employment department in Paris (French only)
* clauses published by an M\&A association you are affiliated with (French, German & Italian)

## Adding a subscription <a href="#adding_a_subscription" id="adding_a_subscription"></a>

You can add a new subscription at any time by clicking on the dropdown list in the top-right corner, and choosing *Add login*

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Alternatively, you can add a new subscription by going to the *Logins* settings.

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There you can manage your logins, i.e. removing existing logins and adding new ones as well.&#x20;

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## Switching between different logins <a href="#switching_between_subscriptions" id="switching_between_subscriptions"></a>

You can switch between logins by clicking on your current login's name in the top right corner.&#x20;

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## Login validity <a href="#subscription_validity" id="subscription_validity"></a>

Logins can have an expiry date. When a login has expired, ClauseBuddy will warn you that your access is blocked.

## Publishing your own library?  <a href="#publishing_your_own_library" id="publishing_your_own_library"></a>

Contact us if you are interested in publishing your own library, e.g. towards your clients if you are a law firm.


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