If you've forgotten your SingleOps password, you can reset it yourself from the sign-in page. This article also covers how an admin can trigger a reset for another user and what to do if the reset email doesn't arrive.
⚠️ Note: Every user on an account must have a unique email address.
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Reset Your Own Password
Follow these steps to reset your own SingleOps password:
Go to the SingleOps sign-in page
Click Forgot password
Enter your email address for your SingleOps account
Click Send password reset instructions
Open the password reset email from info@mail.singleops.com and follow the instructions to create a new password.
💡 Make a note of your new password so you can sign in easily.
Return to the SingleOps sign-in page and sign in with your new password
Reset a Password for Another User
Admins can help another user reset their password:
Log out of SingleOps
Click Forgot Password on the SingleOps sign-in page
Enter the other user's email address to trigger a reset for them (for example, when onboarding a new crew member).
💡 If the user no longer has access to the email address on file, update their email under Setup > Users first, then trigger the reset. For details, see Add or Edit a User.
⚠️ Note: Support cannot set passwords directly. The user must complete the reset themselves using the link in the reset email.
Didn't Receive the Email? | Troubleshooting
If the password reset email doesn't arrive, try the following:
Check your spam, junk, and Promotions folders in addition to your main inbox.
Allow several minutes for the email to arrive.
Add info@mail.singleops.com to your safe senders or whitelist so future emails aren't filtered.
If you have an older reset link, note that reset links expire and can't be reused—request a fresh one.
If the email still doesn't arrive, contact SingleOps Support for help.