If you’ve forgotten your Uniqode login password, follow the instructions below to recover your account:
Head over to the Uniqode website and select log in.
Enter your email address.
Click Reset password under the password field.
Enter the login email address once again to confirm the password change.
On clicking Continue, you will receive an email with a reset password link. Click this link to go ahead with the password change.
Enter and re-confirm your new password. Ensure your new password is at least 6 characters long.
Read next: Change your password from the dashboard
FAQs on Account Access and Security
Will I get locked out if I request a password reset but don’t receive the email?
No, requesting a password reset without receiving the email will not lock you out of your Uniqode account.
Email Deliverability and Whitelisting
To ensure you receive password reset and other notification emails from Uniqode, whitelist the following sender addresses:
accounts-noreply@uniqode.com (used for password resets)
Additionally, check your spam or quarantine mailboxes and adjust your email filtering rules as needed.
Account Recovery for Lost Email Access
If you no longer have access to the email address associated with your Uniqode account, you can recover your account by updating the email address. Here’s how:
If your account was set up with an email you no longer control (e.g., by a former consultant), send an email from a verified company domain associated with the account to Uniqode Support. Reference the email shown in the “Bill to” section of your Uniqode receipt and request to update it to your current company email address. Sending the request from your company domain helps verify ownership.
If you cannot access the email on your account, work with your organization’s designated administrators or the account owner to update your login email. This will allow you to receive password reset messages.
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