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If you’re locked out of your HoopAI account or need to change your password, this guide walks you through every recovery scenario — from a simple password reset to full account recovery when you’ve lost access to your email or two-factor authentication device.

Reset your password via “Forgot password”

1

Go to the login page

Navigate to your HoopAI login page and click Forgot Password? beneath the password field.
2

Enter your email address

Type the email address associated with your HoopAI account and click Send Reset Link.
3

Check your inbox

You’ll receive an email from HoopAI with a password reset link. The link expires after 60 minutes.
4

Create a new password

Click the link in the email, enter your new password (see requirements below), and confirm it.
5

Log in

Return to the login page and sign in with your new password.

Reset email never arrived

If you clicked Forgot Password but don’t see the email, work through this checklist:
CheckWhat to do
Spam / junk folderSearch your spam, junk, and promotions folders for emails from HoopAI.
Wrong email addressMake sure you entered the exact email tied to your account — not a personal or secondary address.
Email forwardingIf your domain forwards mail, check the destination inbox instead.
Email filtersLook for inbox rules that may auto-archive or delete transactional emails.
Wait a few minutesDelivery can take up to 5 minutes during peak times.
Request againIf nothing arrives after 10 minutes, request another reset link. Previous links will be invalidated.
Add HoopAI’s sending domain to your email safe-senders list so future messages aren’t filtered.

Resetting password with 2FA enabled

If your account has two-factor authentication (2FA) turned on, the password reset flow still works the same way — you’ll reset your password via email, then be prompted to enter your 2FA code when you log in with the new password.
A password reset does not disable or bypass 2FA. You’ll still need your authenticator app or backup codes to complete sign-in.

Lost access to your 2FA device

If you no longer have access to the device running your authenticator app:
1

Try your backup codes

When you first enabled 2FA, you were given a set of one-time backup codes. Enter one of these on the 2FA prompt to sign in.
2

Contact your account admin

If you’re a team member (not the account owner), ask your admin to disable 2FA on your user profile so you can log in and re-enroll with a new device.
3

Contact HoopAI support

If you’re the account owner and have no backup codes, reach out to HoopAI support for manual 2FA removal. See what information support will need.
Always store your 2FA backup codes in a secure location (password manager, printed copy in a safe). Without them, recovery requires manual identity verification and may take several business days.

Account recovery when you’ve lost email access

If you can no longer access the email address tied to your HoopAI account, a standard password reset won’t work. Here’s what to do:
Ask your account admin to:
  1. Update your user profile email to a new address you control.
  2. Trigger a password reset to the new email.
  3. You can then log in and re-configure 2FA if needed.

Contacting support for manual account recovery

When self-service options are exhausted, HoopAI support can assist with manual recovery.

Information support will ask for

Be ready to provide as much of the following as possible to speed up verification:
InformationWhy it’s needed
Full name on the accountConfirms account ownership
Email address on fileIdentifies the account
Last 4 digits of the card on fileVerifies billing ownership
Account/sub-account nameHelps locate the account
Approximate account creation dateAdditional verification
Recent activity details (campaigns sent, contacts added)Proves operational knowledge
Government-issued ID (may be required)Final identity verification for owner accounts
Support will never ask for your full credit card number or current password. If someone does, it’s not an official HoopAI representative.

Password requirements

When creating or resetting your password, it must meet these requirements:
  • Minimum 8 characters
  • At least one uppercase letter
  • At least one lowercase letter
  • At least one number
  • At least one special character (!@#$%^&* etc.)

Best practices

  • Use a unique password not shared with other services.
  • Store passwords in a password manager (e.g., 1Password, Bitwarden, LastPass).
  • Enable two-factor authentication for an extra layer of security — see 2FA setup.
  • Change your password every 90 days, especially for admin and owner accounts.
  • Never share your password via email, chat, or text.

How admins can reset passwords for team members

Account admins and owners can reset passwords for any team member in the account.
1

Navigate to team management

Go to Settings > My Staff (or Team Management).
2

Select the user

Find the team member and click on their profile.
3

Reset their password

Click Reset Password or manually set a new temporary password. The user will receive an email with instructions.
4

Disable 2FA if needed

If the team member also lost access to their 2FA device, toggle off two-factor authentication from their profile so they can re-enroll after logging in.
After resetting a team member’s password, remind them to change it immediately upon first login and re-enable 2FA.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Tap Forgot Password on the mobile app login screen. The flow is the same as on desktop.
Yes. A password reset invalidates all existing sessions. You’ll need to sign in again on every device.
Your account may be locked or suspended. Check the account locked guide for next steps.
It’s technically allowed but strongly discouraged. For security, always choose a new, unique password.
Manual recovery through support typically takes 1–3 business days, depending on the complexity of identity verification required.
Last modified on March 6, 2026