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diff --git a/docs/Tutorials/Creating a Biotz account.md b/docs/Tutorials/Creating a Biotz account.md
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+id: Creating a biotz account
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 User registration is not currently available for the public. Please [contact us](https://www.biotz.io/contact-us) if you want to create an account.
 
 # Account registration
 
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 Please not that In order to complete this tutorial you will need a valid email address.
 
 First navigate to the [Biotz Cloud](https://auth.biotz.io/realms/biotz-platform/protocol/openid-connect/auth?client_id=biotz-platform-spa&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fapp.biotz.io%2Foverview&state=9821fae0-b8ea-4b9f-b7f2-ebe9ad3c482c&response_mode=fragment&response_type=code&scope=openid&nonce=2063c301-fb70-4d7e-81f0-5790cefcf23f&ui_locales=en&code_challenge=bj-DokiKe4Pu4Xfta9-fhtiK1qjA8--GqPnUwWXfv1Y&code_challenge_method=S256). Once here you will be presented with the login page:

diff --git a/docs/Tutorials/Getting started.md b/docs/Tutorials/Getting started.md
@@ -29,4 +29,5 @@ In this tutorial, you will be generating various resources within Biotz. As you
 - **Message Type Schema**: Every message adheres to a specific structure. In Biotz, this structure is termed a Schema. A Schema outlines the format of data for a given Message Type.‍
 - **Device**: This refers to the tangible apparatus that dispatches data to the platform.
 
-With these concepts clarified, your initial task will involve the <a href="https://biotz.github.io/academy/docs/Tutorials/Step%201%20-%20Creating%20a%20Device%20Type/" target="_self">creation of a Device Type</a>.
+With these concepts clarified, your initial task will involve the <a href="/academy/docs/Tutorials/Step%201%20-%20Creating%20a%20Device%20Type.md" target="_self">creation of a Device Type</a>.
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diff --git a/docs/Tutorials/Step 1 - Creating a Device Type.md b/docs/Tutorials/Step 1 - Creating a Device Type.md
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 # Creating a Device Type
 
 Before we start sending and ingesting data you have to configure your Biotz account to be able to know **who** is sending data and **how** to process it. The first step is to create a Device Type, which will allow you to categorise your devices. Assuming you have signed in into the application, from the sidebar, in the **Setup** section, click on **Device Type**.  
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     ![Confirm](/img/Created.png)
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-Now that you have created a Device Type, the next step is to <a href="http://localhost:3000/docs/Tutorials/Step%202%20-%20Creating%20a%20Message%20Type/" target="_self">create a Message Type </a>.
+Now that you have created a Device Type, the next step is to <a href="./Step 2 - Creating a Message Type
+/" target="_self">create a Message Type </a>.
 
 
diff --git a/docs/Tutorials/Step 2 - Creating a Message Type.md b/docs/Tutorials/Step 2 - Creating a Message Type.md
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 To make the tutorial simpler, **HTTP communication protocol** and **JSON message encoding** are the right choices as they do not require as much to work with unlike **MQTT** and **Message Pack**. Leave the **internal name** as it is. Now click on create and you should now have a new Message Type to work with.
 
-In the next step you will <a href="http://localhost:3000/docs/Tutorials/Step%203%20-%20Creating%20a%20Schema/" target="_self">create a Schema</a> for your newly created Message Type. Follow along.
+In the next step you will <a href="./Step 3 - Creating a Schema" target="_self">create a Schema</a> for your newly created Message Type. Follow along.
diff --git a/docs/Tutorials/Step 3 - Creating a Schema.md b/docs/Tutorials/Step 3 - Creating a Schema.md
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-At this point, you have finished defining the schema you will use in this tutorial. It is now time to give it a name and finally create it. On the top of the screen, before the schema definition, you will have an input to write the name of the schema. Name it **My test schema** and click on **Create** down below. Once you have done that, you will have a schema on your list for the Message Type **My test message type**. Now you have all the basic ingredients that define your data ingestion flow. In the next step you will <a href="http://localhost:3000/docs/Tutorials/Step%204%20-%20Creating%20%20a%20device/" target="_self">create a device</a>.
+At this point, you have finished defining the schema you will use in this tutorial. It is now time to give it a name and finally create it. On the top of the screen, before the schema definition, you will have an input to write the name of the schema. Name it **My test schema** and click on **Create** down below. Once you have done that, you will have a schema on your list for the Message Type **My test message type**. Now you have all the basic ingredients that define your data ingestion flow. In the next step you will <a href="./Step 4 - Creating  a device" target="_self">create a device</a>.
 
 
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diff --git a/docs/Tutorials/Step 4 - Creating a device.md b/docs/Tutorials/Step 4 - Creating a device.md
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     ![New Device2](/img/NewDevice2.png)
 </div>
 
-Now, click on **Save**. By doing so, Biotz will register the new device in the platform and perform certain actions to create the credentials for your device. Once it is done, you will automatically download the device credentials file. In the credentials file you will have important and sensitive information about your device. Among other things it contains the username and password of your device that is required to interact with Biotz services. Even though this is a tutorial, bear in mind that the credentials file should be stored in a safe place and avoid sharing it over the network. With this information before sending data to Biotz we need to <a href="http://localhost:3000/docs/Tutorials/Step%205%20-%20Authenticating%20%20a%20device/" target="_self">authenticate and get our token</a>.
+Now, click on **Save**. By doing so, Biotz will register the new device in the platform and perform certain actions to create the credentials for your device. Once it is done, you will automatically download the device credentials file. In the credentials file you will have important and sensitive information about your device. Among other things it contains the username and password of your device that is required to interact with Biotz services. Even though this is a tutorial, bear in mind that the credentials file should be stored in a safe place and avoid sharing it over the network. With this information before sending data to Biotz we need to <a href="./Step 5 - Authenticating  a device" target="_self">authenticate and get our token</a>.
 
 
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diff --git a/docs/Tutorials/Step 5 - Authenticating a device.md b/docs/Tutorials/Step 5 - Authenticating a device.md
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-This will return a response which contains the **id_token**. Copy its value and hold on to it as you will need it to <a href="http://localhost:3000/docs/Tutorials/Step%206%20-%20Sending%20a%20data%20ingestion%20request/" target="_self">send the data ingestion request</a>.
+This will return a response which contains the **id_token**. Copy its value and hold on to it as you will need it to <a href="./Step 6 - Sending a data ingestion request" target="_self">send the data ingestion request</a>.
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diff --git a/docs/Tutorials/Step 6 - Sending a data ingestion request.md b/docs/Tutorials/Step 6 - Sending a data ingestion request.md
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 }
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-If that is the response you got, then the request was successful. Now your data should be available on the platform. To see that, in the next step you will create a dashboard to display your data.
+If that is the response you got, then the request was successful. Now your data should be available on the platform. To see that, in the next step you will <a href="./Step 7 - Displaying the data" target="_self">create a dashboard</a> to display your data.
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		To make the tutorial simpler, HTTP communication protocol and JSON message encoding are the right choices as they do not require as much to work with unlike MQTT and Message Pack. Leave the internal name as it is. Now click on create and you should now have a new Message Type to work with.

		In the next step you will <a href="http://localhost:3000/docs/Tutorials/Step%203%20-%20Creating%20a%20Schema/" target="_self">create a Schema</a> for your newly created Message Type. Follow along.
		In the next step you will <a href="./Step 3 - Creating a Schema" target="_self">create a Schema</a> for your newly created Message Type. Follow along.
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-    At this point, you have finished defining the schema you will use in this tutorial. It is now time to give it a name and finally create it. On the top of the screen, before the schema definition, you will have an input to write the name of the schema. Name it **My test schema** and click on **Create** down below. Once you have done that, you will have a schema on your list for the Message Type **My test message type**. Now you have all the basic ingredients that define your data ingestion flow. In the next step you will <a href="http://localhost:3000/docs/Tutorials/Step%204%20-%20Creating%20%20a%20device/" target="_self">create a device</a>.
+    At this point, you have finished defining the schema you will use in this tutorial. It is now time to give it a name and finally create it. On the top of the screen, before the schema definition, you will have an input to write the name of the schema. Name it **My test schema** and click on **Create** down below. Once you have done that, you will have a schema on your list for the Message Type **My test message type**. Now you have all the basic ingredients that define your data ingestion flow. In the next step you will <a href="./Step 4 - Creating  a device" target="_self">create a device</a>.
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