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# WordPress member login

### **How to use WordPress member login for app signup and login?**

Yes, AppMySite integrates seamlessly with the core **User module** of WordPress. This means:

* Users who register on your website can log in to your app and vice versa.
* Once users sign in to your app, they will remain logged in until they choose to log out.

Your users are required to log in only when they open the app for the first time or after they have signed out. 

{% hint style="warning" %}
Configure login settings of your app [using this guide](/app/access/login/wordpress/wordpress-login.md).
{% endhint %}


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