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# How do I log in using the clockin app login on my computer?

In this article, you'll learn how to use your smartphone to log in directly at the clockin Bürocenter using a QR code, without needing a password.

Logging in via the app is the fastest way to sign in to the Office Center—without having to enter a password on your PC. Instead of typing in your email address and password, simply scan a QR code with the clockin app. It takes less than 10 seconds.

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**Important**: You’ll need the clockin app on your smartphone and a PC or laptop with a browser open.
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Here’s how it works:\
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1. Open the clockin app on your smartphone and tap “My Account.”

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2. Scroll all the way down and click on “Log in on computer.”\
   Your smartphone’s camera will launch automatically — *(you may need to grant camera access first)*

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3. On your PC, go to office.clockin.de/login and click on “clockin App Login” on the login page.\
   A QR code will now appear on your PC. Hold your smartphone with the camera open in front of the screen and scan the code.

![Desktop - 98](https://1339343770-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2Fhrg035Rr0ZyxEMjTKZf7%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-ab7fd6bdcb17b0e7c043e9ade44c1335c454c050%2Fa89d1093c2e4516c.png?alt=media)

*Du siehst keinen QR-Code? Lade die Seite neu und starte den Prozess erneut.*

***You’re logged in—done! 🎉***


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