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# Transferring Licenses Between Devices

If you need to switch to a different iPad but do not need to run multiple booths simultaneously, you can easily move your license from one device to another. 

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#### Automatic Transfer

In most cases, transferring a license is seamless:

1. Open the HALO app on the new iPad and sign in.
2. Launch your event's preset.
3. When prompted, select the available license from your account.

In most circumstances, all you'll need to do in order to transfer your license is to sign in on your new iPad and launch your event.

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#### Manually Unlinking a License

If you want to ensure a license is free before heading to an event site, you can manually disconnect it from a device via your dashboard.

You can also manually unlink your license from the current device and before activating it on a new device.

1. Visit your [**Licenses Page**](https://app.simplebooth.com/licenses)
2. Check the box next to the license you want to release.
3. Choose **Unlink Device** from the actions dropdown menu and click **Go**.
4. On the new iPad, simply log in and launch a preset. The available license will be assigned to that device automatically.


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