Access, in a way

LOGINTO

Think of the two-word command you’d type before a password to enter a system.

"Access, in a way" hints at how you enter a system or account, which is often by logging in. The answer "LOGINTO" plays on the phrase "log in to," combining the verb "log in" with the preposition "to" to form a single word. It’s a compact way to describe the action of gaining entry, like typing credentials to access a website.