How to Change or Reset Your Lister Password

Guide to updating your password or resetting a forgotten password

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Written by Rain Gilbert
Updated over a week ago

Overview

Teammates can update their Lister password directly within Lister. If you’ve forgotten your password, you can reset it if an email address is associated with your Lister account. Otherwise, a supervisor or manager on your team will have to reset your password for you.

This guide outlines the various ways to update or reset your password.


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How to Update Your Lister Password

To change your password in Lister, follow these steps:

  1. Click the profile icon in the top right corner of Lister and select “Edit Account” from the dropdown menu

  2. Enter your new password

  3. Click “Save”

💡Operational Tip: You can change your name and username from this same menu!


How to Reset a Forgotten Password via Email

If you have an email address associated with your Lister account, follow the steps below to reset your forgotten password.

💡Operational Tip: Check your spam filter if you don't see the password reset email!

  1. Click the “Forgot your password or username?” link on the sign-in page to Lister

  2. Enter in username or the email address associated with your Lister account and click the blue “Send password reset email” button

  3. Follow the link in the email from Upright Labs to reset your password


How to Reset a Password as an Admin

Admins and custom roles with access to manage teammates and roles can reset user passwords by following the steps below:

  1. Click the gear icon in the upper right corner of Lister to navigate to the admin settings page

  2. Click “Teammates” in the left column

  3. Click “Edit” next to the name of the user

  4. Enter a new password

  5. Click the blue “Update teammate” button at the bottom of the page


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