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# Logging into VigiFlow for the first time

#### Please follow the steps to activate your account and set your password:

1. Navigate to VigiFlow login page ([https://vigiflow.who-umc.org](https://vigiflow.who-umc.org/)) and click on **`Forgot your password`**. 
2. Enter your email address and click **`Send verification code`**. 
3. A field will appear requesting your verification code. Leave this window open, and open your email inbox in a new tab or app. 
4. You will receive an email from Uppsala Monitoring Centre containing a verification code. Enter this code in the field Verification code. 
5. Click **`Verify`**. 
6. Click **`Continue`**. 
7. Set your password.

Next time you access VigiFlow, simply enter your email address and new password.

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