> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.prismaio.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.prismaio.com/online-dashboard-1/accessing-and-managing-your-license.md).

# Accessing and Managing

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Accessing your license is made easy through the [dashboard](https://dashboard.prismaio.com/). Here, you will find everything you need to know pertaining to your PrismAIO license. Anything form multi-factor authentication to renewal is handled via the dashboard.\
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PrismAIO **does not** use a "key" based system. Instead, we use an account based system as that provides for ultimate security and ease of use.

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The same account information used to login to the dashboard is the same login information used to login to the bot.
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## Home

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The home tab is where you can view your expiration date and checkout statistics.&#x20;

## **Settings**

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The settings tab is where you can bind your Discord, deactivate your license, and transfer your account. In addition to that, there is a security tab where you can enable two factor authentication.&#x20;

## **Download**

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The download tab is where you can download the latest version of PrismAIO. The dashboard will detect which operating software you are trying to download too.&#x20;

## **Password Reset**

* In the event you forget the password to your account, you can reset your password via <https://dashboard.prismaio.com/reset-password>


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