> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mosofin.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mosofin.com/start-here/register-a-mosofin-account.md).
# Sign in and account basics
Use the MosoFin sign-in page to access your workspaces. You can sign in with a supported social account or with your email address and password.
## Sign in
1. Open the MosoFin sign-in page.
2. Choose a social sign-in option, or enter your email address and password.
3. Select **Log in**.
After authentication, MosoFin may take you through account onboarding or plan and data-source setup before opening the workspace. Complete the on-screen steps to continue.
## Create an account
Select **Sign up** on the sign-in page and follow the account setup prompts. MosoFin may ask about your firm, team, goals, plan, and preferred data source so it can prepare your account.
## Recover access
Select **Forgot password?** if you use email and password and cannot sign in. Follow the reset instructions sent to your email address.
If you normally sign in with Google, use the same Google account you used when registering. You can review whether a password is set later from **Account settings > Profile**.
> **Important:** Do not share your password, verification codes, or data-source authorization details with another person. MosoFin support should not ask for your password.
Next, [set up your first workspace](/start-here/create-your-first-data-flow.md).
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