Logging in to your My1Login Account

Logging in to your My1Login Account

Active Directory Integrated Login 

When your account is tied to an Active Directory user instance, use your Active Directory credentials. 

If you are on an network joined machine, and are already logged into your corporate environment, you will be seamlessly signed into My1Login in the background.

Web User Login

If you are a web user, and are using an email address to manage your account, navigate to your company’s login page either by typing the URL (e.g. company.my1login.com) or by pressing the padlock extension button (if visible). Once there, login with your username and passphrase.


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