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Password Management

Change your Jamdesk password from account settings, or reset it via email if you've forgotten it. Also covers OAuth-only accounts.

Change your Jamdesk password, or reset it if you forget it.

This page covers your Jamdesk account password (how you sign in to the dashboard). To put a password on your published docs site, see Password Protection. See Access Control for an overview of public, password, and SSO options.

Changing Your Password

You need your current password for these steps.

1
Go to User Settings

Click your avatar in the sidebar and select User Settings.

2
Click Change Password

In the Account Information card, click Change Password.

3
Fill in the form

A modal opens with three fields:

  1. Current Password
  2. New Password
  3. Confirm New Password

Show or hide a password with the eye icon on its field.

4
Submit

Click Change Password to save. A success message appears and the modal closes.

The Change Password button appears only for accounts created with email and password. Signed up with Google or GitHub? See OAuth Accounts below.

Resetting a Forgotten Password

1
Go to login

Visit dashboard.jamdesk.com and click Sign In.

2
Click Forgot Password

Select the Forgot password? link below the password field.

3
Enter your email

Enter your account's email address. An address already typed on the sign-in form is pre-filled.

4
Check your inbox

Click Send reset email. Open the password reset link in your inbox and follow the instructions.

Password reset links expire after 1 hour. Request a new one if yours has expired.

Password Requirements

Your password must be at least 6 characters long.

OAuth Accounts

Accounts created only with Google or GitHub have no Jamdesk password. The Change Password button doesn't appear in their account settings.

Set a password for your email address with the Forgot password? flow on the login page. You can then sign in with a password or with OAuth.

Account Settings

Manage your profile and preferences

Login Issues

Troubleshoot sign-in problems

Password Protection

Put a shared password on your published docs site

Access Control

Compare public, password, and SSO options for your docs