Forgotten Passwords
If you or another staff member has forgotten their password, you can request it reset using the Forgotten Your Password link on the login page just under the Password field.
This will take you to a page where you can enter your email address and have a new password sent to you.
Staff Request
If a staff member requests you to reset their password, you can go to the tab Staff > Staff Settings > Manage Staff and then choose the option to send a new password.
Unknown Accounts / Archived Accounts / Suspended Accounts
To improve security, we only display a generic message when you cannot log in to your account. This is so attackers are not able to use failed logins to work out valid email addresses held by the system.
To assist users struggling to login, we will send emails to the address provided if:
- Unknown Account: The email address you are trying to use to login is not attached to another account. If you are sure you have an account, then please double-check the email address. It must exactly match the email address provided when your account was created. Some email accounts have multiple domains that will work for sending emails. For example, @gmail.com and @googlemail.com will both work when sending emails to an address there; however, the email address must be an exact match to your account in StaffSavvy.
- Archived Account: If your account is no longer active, we’ll inform you via email so you can discuss this with your line manager. We cannot restore accounts without approval from another system user who has permission to do so within StaffSavvy.
- Suspended Account: If your account is currently suspended, we’ll inform you via email so you can discuss this with your line manager. We cannot restore accounts without approval from another system user who has permission to do so within StaffSavvy.
Failed Logins
To prevent brute force attacks on your account, the system will automatically suspend all access to your account if multiple failed login attempts are made.
This suspension will last a few minutes before being lifted. Multiple suspensions can lead to email verification, longer suspensions and permanent access suspensions.
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