> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.digit.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.digit.org/sandbox/specifications/user-manual/logging-into-sandbox.md). # Logging Into Sandbox ## Register To begin using Sandbox - 1. Navigate to the url -
2. Enter your **Email Address** and **Organisation/Account Name**. Select the box for **By clicking, I accept the Privacy Policy**. Click on the **Sign Up** button. 3. You will receive an OTP on the given email address. **Enter OTP**.
4. The system configures the setup of an instance for you. Once the instance is configured, the system displays your Sandbox URL. **Copy URL**. Click on **Continue**.
5. The system displays the Sandbox landing page. Scroll down for information on what is Sandbox and what activities you can do on Sandbox. Click on the **Continue** button to proceed.
## Login Enter the URL created by the system for your Sandbox instance at the time of registering. Enter the registered **Email Address**. Check mark the box for **By clicking, I accept the Privacy Policy** option.
Click on **Continue.** Enter the **OTP** received on your registered email address. Click on **Confirm**. You are logged in.
Click on the **Home** button on the left panel to begin exploring the Sandbox. ## Edit Profile Click on the user profile icon available on the top right corner of the page. Click on the **Edit Profile** option.
You can edit your user **Name** and **Mobile Number**. Add details like **Gender**, **City** and a profile photo to personalise your account. Note that the **Email Address** cannot be changed. Click on **Save** once you have made the required changes.
## Logout Click on the user profile icon available on the top right corner of the page. Click on the **Logout** option.
Click on **Yes, Logout** to confirm. You are logged out of the Sandbox.
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