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# Sign In & Reset Password
Welcome back to your Locker.
## Sign In
Open CertLocker, enter the **Email** and **Password** you registered with, then tap **Sign in**. You'll see **Signing you in…** for a moment, and then you'll be routed to your [Daily Briefing](/getting-started/daily-briefing.md).
If you already use another FireCal app, such as TaskBook or TruckCheck, sign in with that same account. It's one FireCal account for every app, and your Locker will be waiting for you.
If CertLocker can't sign you in, you'll see a notice explaining why (a mistyped password, for example). Check your entries, and if you've forgotten your password, follow the steps below.
## Forgot Your Password?
Tap **Forgot password?** below the **Sign in** button to open the **Reset Password** screen. Enter the email address you signed up with, then tap **Send reset link**.
If an account exists for that email, we'll send it a link to set a new password. Open the email, follow the link to choose your new password, then come back to CertLocker, tap **Back to sign in**, and sign in with your new password.
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**Don't see the email?** Give it a few minutes, then check your spam or junk folder. If the link has expired by the time you open it, simply request a new one.
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## Still Stuck?
If you still can't get in after checking your email address and resetting your password, contact us at , and we'll help you sort it out. Never include your password in a support request.
To change your password or sign in email while you're signed in, see [Change Email & Password](/more/change-email-and-password.md).
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