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title: "Account"
description: "Sign in, configure your site, and manage your access token."
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# Account

## Sign in

Airefs supports three sign-in methods: **Google**, **Microsoft**, and a **passcode sent by email**.

The email passcode option only accepts work email addresses. Personal addresses (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, etc.) are not supported for this method — use Google or Microsoft sign-in instead.

## Site settings

Each site has a **Brand Name**, **Domain**, and optional **Display Name**. The brand name is used for AI visibility tracking — it’s what Airefs looks for in AI responses. The display name controls how the site appears in your sidebar; leave it empty to use the brand name.

## Access token

Your access token is required to set up [Impressions](/docs/impressions/) and [Clicks](/docs/clicks/) tracking. It’s used by the [WordPress plugin](/docs/integrations/wordpress/), every platform integration ([Cloudflare](/docs/integrations/cloudflare/), [Vercel](/docs/integrations/vercel/), [Netlify](/docs/integrations/netlify/), [CloudFront](/docs/integrations/cloudfront/), [Fastly](/docs/integrations/fastly/), [Akamai](/docs/integrations/akamai/)), and the [API integration](/docs/integrations/api/).

Keep it secret. Never expose it in front-end code or public repositories. Copy it from **Settings → Site** when setting up your integration.

Source: /docs/account/
