# Adding a custom login message

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Only Administrators can add a custom login message.
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Administrators can add a custom login message to be displayed on the sign in screen whenever a user manually signs into the registry.

### How to add a custom login message

1. Select <img src="https://desk.zoho.com.au/DocsDisplay?zgId=7000211905&#x26;mode=inline&#x26;blockId=17qfd7b41c68e2b334c5a91cf8a2db25cd03e" alt="" data-size="line"> from the dashboard side panel, then select <img src="https://desk.zoho.com.au/DocsDisplay?zgId=7000211905&#x26;mode=inline&#x26;blockId=17qfdd0a935e0030347de94569cc4bc0f58d9" alt="" data-size="line">.

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2. Navigate to the 'Login Options' category, then populate the 'Custom Login Message' field with your desired login message.

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3. Navigate to and select 'Save Changes'.

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4. Your custom login message will now display on the registry sign in page.

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