How to Sign In to Concrete5

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After you have installed Concrete5, it is time to sign in to the CMS, so you can start working on your new website.

To sign in, you should open the Concrete5 login page and type in your credentials to access the platform’s admin dashboard.

In the following paragraphs, we show how to do so.

 

How to Sign In to Concrete5

The first thing you should do is to open the Concrete5 login page.

To open the Concrete5 login page, type in the registered domain name you connected with Concrete5 in your browser when installing the CMS.

Once you type in the URL, add this string at the end of the domain name:

/index.php/login

The URL then should look like this:

www.concrete5-site.com/index.php/login

This will lead you to the Concrete5 sign-in page:

Concrete5 Sign In Page

 

While here, type in the credentials that you chose when installing Grav:

Concrete5 Add Sign In Credentials

 

Then, click on the blue Sign In button at the bottom of the page:

Concrete5 Add Sign In Credentials Button

 

Once you click on Sign In, the admin dashboard will appear and you can start working on your new website:

Concrete5 Sign In to the Admin Dashboard

 

Now you have managed to sign in Concrete5.

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