# Self-service & implementation
This section explains which tasks you can perform yourself in DocCheck Access and which steps are required in your own system.
# What do you do in DocCheck Access?
- Company account: Manage all your logins.
- Projects: Organize logins by projects to keep large accounts manageable.
- Login clients: Create login clients for your protected areas.
- Access group management: Decide which medical professional groups can access your content.
- Button configurator: Configure your login buttons and use the generated embed code.
- Advanced settings: View your client secret or configure additional options (e.g., consent management).
- Company passwords and test users: Create special access for colleagues or tests to reach protected content without regular user registration. Useful for internal checks and demos.
# What needs to be done in your system?
- Login integration: After configuration in DocCheck Access, implement the DocCheck Login as a login button. You get the required code from the button configurator in DocCheck Access. More info: Login button.
- Server-side handling: Implement the server-side logic to process parameters after login (e.g., OAuth2 for access control and data processing).
- Testing and verification: Test thoroughly to ensure login works correctly and only authorized users can access protected areas.
To implement a login successfully, make sure you understand the requirements and specifics of your own system. You can create, configure, and manage the DocCheck Login yourself. Ensure your system meets the prerequisites and adapt the implementation accordingly for smooth usage and security.