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# SnowVisual 5.0 by Demaclenko

For SnowVisual 5.0 users only.

Depending on how you use SnowVisual 5.0, there are **two different sign-in methods**.

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### SnowVisual 5.0 in the browser (web access)

If you [SnowVisual 5.0](https://www.snowvisual.com/) open it in the browser:&#x20;

* Enter your OneSecure ID **email address** an&#x20;
* Enter your OneSecure ID **password** an
* Select “Sign in”.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Important: Do not use **a PIN** and **the “Sign in with Microsoft” option!**
{% endhint %}

### SnowVisual 5.0 locally (on site)

Before you can sign in locally <mark style="color:$primary;">(e.g. on site at the system PC)</mark>, you must set a PIN:

* Open your [Account page,](https://myaccount.onesecure-id.com/profile)
* Go to the “**Account**"
* Set your PIN&#x20;

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{% hint style="info" %}
The PIN must contain at least **6 digits** and may **contain numbers only**.
{% endhint %}

### How do I sign in to SnowVisual 5.0 locally?

If you use SnowVisual 5.0 on a local system (e.g. directly on site):

* Open SnowVisual 5.0 on the local system
* Enter your **email address** an
* Enter your **PIN** an
* Click **“Sign in”**

### Why can’t I sign in to SnowVisual 5.0?

Check whether you are using the correct method:

* Web access → password
* Local access → PIN

### Why doesn’t my PIN work?

* Check whether you have already set a PIN.
* If necessary, set a new PIN on your account page.

**If you have any further questions or need support, our skadii support team will be happy to help.**

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