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# Add a website to your Openli account

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Adding your website to your account (or any project in Openli, if you are running multiple projects) is important because it allows us to scan the website for cookies so you can get started setting up Openli. \
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You can use the same method, if you at any point need to change the domain for the project as well.

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If you have multiple projects, make sure the correct domain is selected in the bottom left corner before you make the change.
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1\. Click *Cookies* in the side menu\
2\. Click the *Manage Domains* button in the top right corner\
3\. Type in the domain in the text box under *Manage domains*\
4\. Click the *add domain* button

That should do it. You domain is now added and will be scanned.


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