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# Share a ressource

To share a resource, simply click on the `Share` button located on the resource page. This will automatically copy the link to the resource to your clipboard.

The link starts with: `https://mltngs.pt`. When the link is opened in their browser, users will be redirected to the resource. Several checks are performed to ensure the user is directed to the correct location.

1. **Connection check**
   * If the user is already logged into their Spot, they will be redirected to the resource, taking into account your Spot’s [redirection settings](/english/manage-spot/embed.md#redirection-settings) and, if your Spot is embedded in multiple locations, the embed URLs declared for this member (see [Multi-domains and member redirection](/english/manage-spot/embed/multi-domains.md)).
   * If the user is not logged in, they will be directed to a login page.
2. **Authentication**
   * If your Spot does not use SSO, the user can log in using their email address and password.
   * If SSO is enabled, the user can choose between logging in via SSO or using their regular credentials.

Once the user is logged in, they will be automatically redirected to the appropriate resource based on your Spot’s redirection settings and the embed URLs declared for this member.\
As long as the user is not logged in, they will remain on the authentication page and will not be able to access the content.


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