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# Login to HI GIO S3 Storage Portal
## **Overview**
Refer to this[ **LINK**](/management/1.-iam-portal/activate-hi-gio-iam-account.md) to learn how to activate your account via Email. After successfully activating your account, you can log in to the HI GIO S3 Portal.
## **Procedure**
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**Step 1:** Access the link [https://iam.higiocloud.vn/tenant/ ](https://iam.higiocloud.vn/tenant/)and fill in your tenant (organization) information as we provide
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**Step 2:** Log in to the account provided by email
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**Step 3:** Click on the top-right to access the S3 Portal
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**Step 4:** After logging in to the S3 Portal, you will be asked to create a new PIN to use the S3 service.\
This PIN Code is used for security authentication when you operate to view the S3 Key (Access key, Secret key) or Delete the Bucket.
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