# Force Login

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Check out the walk through on the Force Login functionality.
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![The Force Login functionality](/files/3UvTKb5CsOo02WB4ZCry)

The ***Force Login*** functionality has been established to control the number of active sessions up to three. The users can access only 3 sessions at a time when they try to access the 4th session, a warning message displays to inform them that the user has consumed the permitted sessions, and a click on the ‘**Force Login**’ would kill all those active sessions.&#x20;

* Navigate to the BDB Platform Sign-In page.
* Enter the valid credentials to log in.
* Select an **Auth Type** from the given choices.
* Click the **Sign In** option.

![Sign in to Platform](/files/KsmwIQP2JHHPiZjdbkfy)

* The user gets a notification that all the permitted sessions are already consumed and it will inform the user that ***Force Login*** will terminate all the active sessions.&#x20;
* Click the ***Force Login*** option if you are willing to kill the current active sessions.  &#x20;

![The Force Login option](/files/ZWYuAazLBuAN8nfD5qSO)

* &#x20;The user gets redirected to the Platform ***Sign In*** page after clicking the ***Force Login*** option.

{% hint style="info" %} <mark style="color:green;">Please Note:</mark> The user needs to provide valid credentials once again and click the **Continue** option to access the platform.
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