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# Sign in and pair your device

Log in with your account or a QR code and register your device.

## Sign in and pair your device

### Sign in and pair your device

When you first open OutSmart NEXT, choose **Login**, **Login with QR code**, or **Create account**.

#### Log in with your account

1. Tap **Login**.
2. A secure browser tab opens.
3. Enter your credentials and confirm.
4. Return to the app after authentication.

#### Log in with a QR code

1. Tap **Login with QR code**.
2. Allow camera access when prompted.
3. Scan the QR code from your organisation.
4. Open the secure link to finish signing in.

#### Create an account

Tap **Create account** to open the registration page in your browser.

#### Register or pair this device

Your account can be registered on one device.

If another device is registered, a dialog shows its details. It asks whether to log in on this device instead.

* Tap **Login** to register this device. This replaces the earlier device.
* Tap **Cancel** to keep the existing device.

#### Keep in mind

* Signing in requires an internet connection.
* The app explains when your account cannot use it.
* Changing devices may sign you out on the earlier device.


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