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# Assign License

Once you have successfully purchased World Creator, you will receive an email from us containing your personal login details (username/password). You will need these to log into our customer portal via our website, where you can manage your profile and licenses and download the World Creator application, view invoices, report bugs, request featurs, download samples, materials, and bridge tools.

Before you can download and activate World Creator, you must login to the customer portal through our website.

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Clicking the user icon (see image above) will open the login dialog:

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Once you have successfully logged in, you will see the contents of the customer portal:

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The License Hub let's you review your active licenses, maintenance, subscriptions, seat assignments and available account actions.:

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Click the **Assign** button:

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Enter the email of the user that wants to activate World Creator and click on Assign License.


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