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Logging In

You can log in to Workbooks using supported browsers and with an email address and password. You can also link your Workbooks account to your Microsoft or Google credentials

NOTE: Your login session expires after 8 hours of inactivity.

Tip

Logging out of Workbooks may not log you out of Microsoft or Google. If you’re using a public computer be sure to log out of Microsoft or Google as well to ensure that other users cannot access your documents.

Browsers

Workbooks is available on recent versions of market-leading web browsers. If the browser you are using is not supported, you will get a message telling you so when you log in, with a list of the available browsers and the versions that are supported.

Credentials

As long as you have a user account and access to the Internet you can login to Workbooks. There are a couple of options for logging in – you can login using your email address and a password or using your Microsoft or Google credentials.

Logging in using your email address and Workbooks password

Navigate to either:

https://secure.workbooks.com, or go to the homepage of our website and click on Customer Login.

Both options will open a login screen as shown below:

 

Enter your email address and password and click Login, which will open the Workbooks User Interface.

You can change your password at any time (within Start > Preferences).  Remember though that it must conform to the password policy applied by your System Administrator (which controls how many characters are required, whether they’re upper or lower case and so on).  Also, you cannot reuse a previous password.

For information about setting up authentication using Microsoft or Google, visit the following pages:

Microsoft: Microsoft Azure Active Directory (including SSO) | Workbooks CRM Support

Google: Google Authentication | Workbooks CRM Support

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