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# Run Your Suite as a Web App

A Suite can be run as a Web App through a browser. To provide access, first create a Device User, and then assign that user a Web License for the Suite.

### Create a Device User

1. Expand the **Account** tab in the left navigation.
2. Select **Admin**.
3. Open **Device Users**.
4. Select **+ Add User**.
5. Enter the user’s credentials and other required information.
6. Select **Add**.

The new user now appears in the Device Users list.

{% hint style="info" %}
The username and password entered here will be used to sign in to the Web App.
{% endhint %}

### Assign a Web License

1. Return to the **Account** tab.
2. Select **Licenses**.
3. Select **+ Web License**.
4. Select the Device User.
5. Select the Suite the user should access.
6. Select **Assign**.

The user now appears in the Licenses list with access to the selected Suite.

### Open the Web App

When Web App access is configured, DC Works creates a company-specific Web App address based on the company name.

For example, the Web App address for **DC Academy** is:

`https://dcacademy.dcworks.io`

Open your company’s Web App address in a supported browser.

### Sign in

Enter the username and password created for the Device User, and then select **Sign In**.

After signing in, the Suite launcher appears in the browser. Select an Applet to begin using it as a Web App.

### Result

Your Suite is now available through a browser as a Web App.


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