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# Installing and Signing in to the Word Add-In

Get started with Jurisphere's AI directly inside Microsoft Word. Follow the steps below to install the Add-in and connect your account.

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### 📥 Installation

Add Jurisphere to your Word environment in just a few clicks.

1. Open any document in Microsoft Word and navigate to the **Home** tab.
2. Click on **Add-ins** in the toolbar.
3. In the search bar, search for **Jurisphere**.
4. Once the Jurisphere Word Add-in appears in the results, click **Add**.
5. Wait a few seconds for the Add-in to load. Once installed, the Jurisphere panel will appear on the right side of your Word document.

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### 🔐 Signing In

Connect your existing Jurisphere account to start working.

1. In the Jurisphere panel, click **Sign In**.
2. Enter the official email address you use to access the Jurisphere web platform.
3. A one-time verification code will be sent to your email.
4. Enter the verification code in the panel and complete the authentication process.
5. Click **Continue** to access the Jurisphere Word Add-in.

> 💡 **Tip:** Use the same email address you use to sign in to the Jurisphere web platform. A different email will not link to your existing account and data.
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