# License Shows as Free/Trial plan

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For **Business Plan User**s, the **license is assigned by an administrator**.

You **do not need to do a separate login**. Simply **use the installation file shared by your administrator** to start using totle right away.
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## Verify Your Subscription Account

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Totle offers **three (3) login methods**:

1. Totle Account ID/Password Login
2. Microsoft Account Integration Login
3. Google Account Integration Login
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* **Even if you use the same email address, account integration logins and direct ID/Password logins are recognized as separate accounts.**

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* Therefore, if you subscribed using your Microsoft account integration but log in by entering your Microsoft account (Email Login) directly, you will be logged in with Free/Trial Plan.

## Login to Your Subscription Account

* If you see the Free/Trial Plan even though you have purchased a paid subscription, it might be because you subscribed using Microsoft/Google Account Integration. Alternatively, you might have signed up using a Direct Login but are logging in with Account Integration.
* To resolve this problem:
  * Go to <mark style="color:blue;">**Outlook > totle > Settings > Log Out**</mark>
  * Log in again using different method (Microsoft/Google Account Integration Method or Direct Login).


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