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# Registration

To begin your registration, click **SIGN IN** in the right upper corner. To log in or sign up, simply enter your email address in the field and click Submit.

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You’ll then receive a **confirmation code** in your email inbox — just enter that code to complete the login process and access your account.

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**Congratulations on successfully registering!** Let’s get you familiar with the interface and the features of the platform.
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