Can't remember the URL for your iQualify environment? Not sure where to login? Head to the support section of our site, and scroll down to Need help logging in? Enter your email address, and we’ll send you a link to your login page.

Head to the support section of our site, and scroll down to Need help logging in? Enter your email address, and if we have an associated account, you'll get a link to your login page.

Note: You do have a separate profile option to add a preferred contact email address, but this address is never used for logging in, or as part of the forgotten password process.

Account owners for your organisation can change emails. You'll need to contact your organisation to get the login email associated with your iQualify account changed.

Head to your iQualify site, enter the login email for your account and choose Forgot password? This will send a link to your login email. If you don't receive an email, check your spam folder.

We don't expect you'll remember your iQualify site off by heart, so, you might want to bookmark it.

Head to How To Bookmark Webpages On Any Browser and follow the instructions for the browser you're using.
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iQualify works well on all modern browsers. For example, Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.

Microsoft are no longer supporting Internet Explorer, and it is not a modern browser. Even Microsoft really doesn’t want you to use Internet Explorer anymore.

The console is a tool in your browser that logs information that might give clues about any issue that you may be experiencing. Note: This is different from your Class Console if you are a facilitator. So, if you're ever asked to provide a screenshot of console errors, for most browsers you'll:
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1. Right-click on the page.
2. Select Inspect Element.
3. Select the Console tab at the top of the window that opens.

Below are links to instructions for different browsers:
​Chrome | Firefox | Safari | Edge
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Your browser has a folder that stores certain things such as images, buttons, and submissions for future use. This helps pages to load faster by not having to download each element.

See How to clear your browser cache and choose the link to the browser at the bottom of that page.

Browser extensions - especially ones that scan the content on the page like image searchers, aggregators, and spelling and grammar checkers, constantly take up available memory. This can impact the learning experience, and so we recommend turning off any browser extensions that seem to be interfering with iQualify.

If you're unsure if your browser extensions are getting in the way, try working in incognito. If it works in incognito, browser extensions are likely to have caused the issue.

Below are a series of steps that can rectify some common issues. Try the following, in order, and check after each to see if any of these resolve the issue for you:

If you're taking an image or recording a video via iQualify, before recording, you'll be prompted to enable your webcam.

If you've already used your webcam before, it should automatically load after a second or two. You can choose the default by selecting Camera/Microphone and choosing from the dropdown options.

If the above isn't working for you, you might need to check the set up of your device. See the following support articles for more information:

​Open the Camera in Windows 10
Control access to your camera on Mac
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As a learner or facilitator, your learning provider, or their helpdesk, should be your first port-of-call for all enquiries regarding iQualify.

You can get support details for your course provider by clicking the phone handset icon at the bottom of any page in your iQualify environment.

As an account owner, author or manager, let us know what your issue is by contacting us.

Other articles you may find useful:

How to set your preferred contact details