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# Log in to the Agent
When using webhooks or using scheduler, you need to log in to your agent, as shown below. You do not need to log in to your agent if you don't use webhooks or scheduler.
This needs to be done **only once** after the installation.
You don't need to be logged in to your agent if you only run TaskBots manually.
#### Mac view
#### Windows view
Bottom right view
Click on ZeroWork agent to see the options
#### After you logged in
After you logged in to your agent, you should see status **connected**, as shown below. Same is the case for webhooks if your account has any active webhooks.
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