# Start in DocCheck Access
Overview
Start by getting access to DocCheck Access, identifying your live login client implementations, and checking the migrated login clients before changing your own implementation.
# Access to the new system
Log in to DocCheck Access (opens new window). The company owner can invite additional admins.
Requirement for every admin: a DocCheck user account.
# Identify live implementations
Existing CReaM accounts are now read-only. Configuration changes are made in DocCheck Access to avoid inconsistencies between the old and new systems.
Before switching, check which login clients are actually live on your websites or in your applications.
Check:
- Where is a CReaM iframe or CReaM login button embedded live?
- Which of these implementations must be replaced by the new login button from DocCheck Access?
- Which websites, landing pages, or protected areas use these login clients?
- Which redirect URLs are configured in CReaM and which websites do they point to?
You can still use CReaM for orientation, for example to look up configured redirect URLs and check the affected websites. The actual configuration for the new system is then done in DocCheck Access.
# Check settings in DocCheck Access
The migrated login clients are available in DocCheck Access (opens new window). Because the new system offers more configuration options, review each client before implementation.
Check:
- Does the project match the previous CReaM setup?
- Does the login client name match the client you want to replace?
- Is the license correct?
- Are redirect URL, home URL, privacy policy URL, and access groups correct?
- For Economy/Business: are consent settings, scopes, and optional additional information correct?
- Is the required language version configured?
Feature availability depends on the license. For a full overview, see the License overview.
# Next steps
Continue with the matching DocCheck Access configuration guide:
After that, update your own implementation. See Changes in your system.