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# Login & App Download
Log in to the Daxium-Air web platform and install the mobile application.
## Login
You can access Daxium-Air by entering [www.daxium-air.com](http://www.daxium-air.com/) in your browser:
After entering your username and password, you land on the home screen
The context menu on the left allows you to navigate through the different features:
* **Home** redirects to the page visible above
* **Submissions** allows you to manage the submissions completed by users
* **Tasks** allows you to manage user tasks
* **Help** provides access to online documentation
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Forgotten your password? See [Password Reset](/user-documentation/support/supporting-your-users/password-reset.md).
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## Install the mobile application
The first time each user logs in to the mobile application, they will be prompted to set a personal PIN code. This PIN is useful when several users share the same device: instead of re-entering their full credentials every time they need to log back in on the shared device, they can simply enter their personal PIN.
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#### Download the app
You can find the Daxium-Air app on the Play Store [here](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.daxium.air.v2)
#### Log in the app
Step 1 — Enter your email address
Step 2 — Select your server
Step 3 — Enter your password
Step 4 & 5 — Enter your personal 4 digit code and confirm it
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#### Download the app
You can find the Daxium-Air app on the AppStore [here](https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/daxium-air/id1577952851)
#### Log in the app
Step 1 — Enter your email address
Step 2 — Select your server
Step 3 — Enter your password
Step 4 & 5 — Enter your personal 4 digit code and confirm it
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## Remove your user account from the mobile app
When several users share the same device, each account that has logged in stays in the list of accounts connected to it. You can remove your account from this list to take it off the device. This only affects the device: your Daxium-Air user account itself is untouched, and you can log in again at any time.
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Removing your account from the device results in the permanent loss of the history of your submissions stored on it.
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You must log out of the app first, then remove the account from the list that appears.
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Step 1: Log out of the app
Step 2: The list of accounts connected to the device appears. Tap the trash icon next to the account you wish to remove
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Step 1: Log out of the app
Step 2: The list of accounts connected to the device appears. Swipe from right to left on the account you wish to remove: a trash icon appears. Tap it
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