# Logging in to Use DocuWorks

To use DocuWorks Subscription or DocuWorks Subscription Suite, a login is required. Launching DocuWorks Desk, DocuWorks Viewer, or DocuWorks Viewer Control displays the [Login] dialog box.
When you press the [Login] button in the [Login] dialog box, the login screen will be displayed in the default browser. Log in according to the authentication settings for Fujifilm BI Direct.
For information on setting up authentication for FUJIFILM BI Direct, refer to each document for FUJIFILM BI Direct.
Note

- When you start DocuWorks for the first time after installing it as DocuWorks Subscription or DocuWorks Subscription Suite, the Personal Settings Tool is launched automatically. Before you can use DocuWorks, you must configure your Personal Settings.
- If you are logged in to FUJIFILM BI Direct using your default browser, you will automatically be logged in using your currently logged in account.
  If you want to log in using another account, log out from your default browser.

## What Happens If You Save Your Login Information

If you select the [Save Login Information] check box on the login screen, your login information will be saved.
The saved login information will be used to verify the license status, so you can skip the login step on subsequent launches.
This verification of the license status with the saved login information is performed once a day at the time you launch the application for the first time in the day.
However, if 30 days elapses after the date on which the license status is last verified, you will need to log in again.
The use of the application without your login information saved imposes the following limitations:
The recommendation is to use the application with your login information saved.

- If you log in without saving your login information, the following features cannot be used:
  - DocuWorks Printer
  - DocuWorks PDF

Note
Even if you saved your login information, if you enable the use of multi-factor authentication for FUJIFILM BI Direct while you are logged in, you may be required to log in again.
For more information, refer to "Notes and Restrictions on Multi-Factor Authentication".