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# Log in

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To access Snap2SNOMED, you go to the front page of the system: <https://snap.snomedtools.org/>

To log in, you need a SNOMED International Confluence account, and if you don’t have one, you can request an account via this link: [Request a SNOMED International Confluence account](https://confluence.ihtsdotools.org/display/ILS/Confluence+User+Accounts)

Once you have your Confluence account, you log in to the tool by clicking on the login button. On the next screen, click on “SNOMED”, and then you are taken to a login page, where you can enter your Confluence user name and password.

To finish the login process, you need to click on the ‘Grant Access’ button to give Snap2Snomed consent to use your Confluence account details in the tool.

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