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# Accessing Cloud Connect

To access the **Cloud Connect** feature:

1. Go to the **Home** page of the platform;
2. In the side menu, select **Cloud Computing**;
3. Then, click on **Cloud Connect**.

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Once on the **Cloud Connect** page, you'll find information related to connected clients, active licenses, and connection statuses, along with tools for managing and registering new clients.

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### **Available Features**

On the Cloud Connect home screen, the top panel displays real-time indicators with the following data:

* **Active Clients**: Total number of clients with active connections.
* **Total Licenses**: Total number of licenses contracted by connected companies.
* **Connections**: Current number of connections in use.

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### **Client Management Table**

The client management section contains a table displaying data for each client connected to Cloud Connect. The available columns include:

* **Code**: Internal client identifier.
* **Name**: Company or legal entity name.
* **ID**: Unique client identifier.
* **Status**: Current client status (active or inactive).
* **Licenses**: Number of licenses assigned to the client.
* **Server Tag**: Add the server name.

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### **View Filters**

The Cloud Connect interface offers filtering options to simplify data querying and management. Filters are located on the left side of the screen and allow selection of clients by status:

* **Active**
* **Inactive**

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Filters can be applied either by direct selection or using the toggle button on the left side of the main interface.

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### **Registering a New Client**

To register and connect a new client in Cloud Connect:

1. Click the **Add Client** button on the main interface.
2. A registration form will appear. Fill in the following fields:
   * **Legal Name**
   * **Trade Name**
   * **Identification Type** (e.g., CNPJ, CPF)
   * **Identification Number**
   * **Contact Phone Number**
   * **Contact Email**
   * **Number of Licenses**
   * **Server Tag** (field for server name or public IP address)
   * **Client Status** (Active or Inactive)

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3. After completing the form, confirm the operation to register the client and activate the connection with Cloud Connect.

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Once registration is complete, a code will be generated for remote server access using the downloaded plugin.


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