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How to Create an Account in VLSC.

To access your licenses that are bought via OLP, OV and OVS, a VLSC account must be created first. This
VLSC Account will serve as the administrator of your licenses. Please note that though it’s possible to
add licenses manually, the administrator of a License ID would have to complete the registration first.

Please see below for the new process of creating a new Microsoft account and completing the
registration process.

1. Go to https://www.microsoft.com/Licensing/servicecenter/home.aspx
2. Click on Sign In button.

3. On the Sign In prompt, choose from any of the two options.

Sign in with your work account – if you will be using a corporate email address for your VLSC
account (user@company.com) or an Office 365 account (user@company.onmicrosoft.com)
Sign in with your Microsoft Account – if you will be using a gmail, yahoo, icloud, outlook
account as log in.

In this example, we will be using an icloud account as Microsoft Account to log in.

4. On the next window, enter your email address.

5. If the email address entered is not yet a Microsoft account, and error will be displayed. Please
click create a new one.

6. Click Next.
7. Enter desired password.

8. Enter your details.

9. An email (Microsoft account security code) will be sent to the email address provided. Just look
for the security code in the body of the email. And enter it on the Enter code area.
10. Verify that a person is creating the account by entering the characters displayed.

11. Verify your identity by clicking on Email [email address provided]. A second security code will be
sent via email. Just enter the code and click Next.
12. You are now logged in to VLSC. Kindly enter the county and region and the business email
address (admin account, the contact detail provided during PO).

13. A verification email will be sent to the business email account. Just enter the security code and
your licenses will be already available on the License tab and Download and Keys Tab.

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