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# Signing In & Password Reset

Guidance to access your account.

Accessing your Doowii account is simple and secure. Below are the steps for signing in and managing password resets.

#### **Signing In** <a href="#signing-in-1" id="signing-in-1"></a>

* Before you can sign in to Doowii, an account adminstrator must set up a profile for you. They enter the email you’ll use to sign in. If you didn’t get the welcome email from Doowii, they might be able to send it again.
* To sign in, go to your Doowii Account sign in page and enter your username and password.

#### **Password Reset Options** <a href="#password-reset-options-4" id="password-reset-options-4"></a>

* Users who need to reset their password may do so from either the Sign-in Page or the user profile page.&#x20;
  * Sign-in Page: On the sign-in page, select “Forgot Password?”. Enter your account email, and a password reset link will be sent to your inbox with instructions.
  * Profile Page: Navigate to your profile by clicking on your profile icon in the top-right corner of any page. Select Settings from the dropdown menu. Find the Send Reset Link button, and click it. A password reset link will be sent to your inbox with instructions.
* Administrator Reset:
  * Account Administrators can trigger a password reset for users, as needed. Administrators should access the Manage Users page in the application settings to trigger a password reset.
* Contact your administrator or Doowii if you require additional assistance with resetting your password.


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