> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.aisl.science/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.aisl.science/getting-access.md).

# Getting Access

Use your **FHNW account** to sign in to AISL applications. Before first use, your account must either be **enabled on request** or have been **pre-enrolled for a module, course, or project**.

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**Sign in:** Use your FHNW account after access has been enabled for the application.
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**Test and teaching environment:** AISL-hosted services are not production systems. Availability and data persistence are not guaranteed. Keep your own copies of important work. AISL assumes no liability for data loss.
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## How access works

For **LiteLLM, Open WebUI, Langflow, and n8n**, access is provided in one of two ways:

* you request access for a course, teaching activity, or project; or
* you are pre-enrolled as part of a module, course, or project.

## Request access

Email <engines@aisl.science> and include:

* the **application** you want to use
* a short description of the **intended use**, such as a course, teaching activity, or project

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**Request access:** <engines@aisl.science>
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## Get help

AISL does not provide a formal support service. For access questions or problems using an AISL application, contact <engines@aisl.science>.


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