# Sign in, with Google, Microsoft, or an emailed login link

URL: https://engiprose.com/help/get-started/sign-in
Updated: 2026-08-31
Audience: all

Three ways into EngiProse, what the sent-link screen shows, and what to do if a link expires.

The login page offers three ways in: your Google account, your Microsoft
account, or a link sent to your email address. Use whichever your account was
set up with.

:::checklist title="What you'll do"
- Sign in with Google, Microsoft, or an emailed login link
- See what the sent-link confirmation screen shows
- Know what to do if a link has expired
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## Signing in

::::steps
:::step
On the login page, choose **Continue with Google** or **Continue with
Microsoft** if your account uses one of those. Otherwise, enter your address
under **Email address** and select **Email me a login link**.
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:::step figure="/help-figures/get-started/sign-in-1.png" alt="The login page, with Continue with Google, Continue with Microsoft, and an email address field" caption="The default state of the login page" route="/login"
This is what you see before signing in. The page always shows the same three
options, whatever address you use.
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:::step figure="/help-figures/get-started/sign-in-2.png" alt="The check your email confirmation screen after requesting a login link" caption="The confirmation screen after a login link is sent" route="/login"
If you requested an emailed link, the page switches to a confirmation: "Check
your email", followed by "We sent a login link to" your address, and "It can
take a minute to arrive." Open the email and follow the link in the same
browser tab.
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:::note
The **Resend link** button on the confirmation screen stays disabled for 60
seconds after each send, so a slow inbox is not a reason to request a second
link right away. **Use a different email** returns you to the form.
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## When it does not work

:::warning title="A login link has expired or was already used"
You land back on the login page with a banner above the card: "That login
link has expired or was already used. Request a new one below." Enter your
address again and request a fresh link.
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:::warning title="Something went wrong finishing sign in"
An interrupted Google or Microsoft sign-in returns you to the login page with
the banner "We couldn't finish logging you in. Please try again, or use an
emailed login link instead." An emailed link is always the fallback if a
sign-in provider is giving you trouble.
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New to EngiProse? The login page's "Request an invitation" link routes you
into the invitation flow instead of trying to sign in to an account that does
not exist yet.

::::faq title="Common questions"
:::q question="Can I use a personal Google or Microsoft account?"
Sign in with whichever account your organization invited you with. If your
firm set your account up with a work email and no linked Google or Microsoft
account, use the emailed login link instead.
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:::q question="Why does it say to check my email instead of logging me in right away?"
An emailed login link, sometimes called passwordless sign-in elsewhere, proves
you own the address without a password to remember or reset.
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