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From your profile menu, select My account to manage your own account details and sign-in methods. Under Personal account, choose Profile or Security. For your job, home address and payroll bank account, use My profile.

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Update your account details

  1. On Profile, edit your name, email address or phone number.
  2. Select Save.
Every turns on Personal email company by company. If you don’t see it, email support@every.io to ask about it.
Personal email is a separate address for matching receipts. It does not change the email you use to sign in, and it must differ from that address.
  1. On Profile, enter the address in Personal email.
  2. Select Save.

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Change your sign-in email

1

Enter the new address

On Profile, enter your new Email address.
2

Save the change

Select Save.
3

Verify the new address

In Verify your new email, enter the 6-digit code sent to the new address. To request another code, select Resend verification code.
4

Confirm the code

Select Verify & save.
5

Close the confirmation

When Email updated appears, select Done. Every signs you out.
6

Sign in again

Sign in with your new email address.
If the address is already used by another account, the form shows “This email address is already in use”. Use another address.

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Change your password

On Security, use Change password. You need access to your account email to confirm the change.
1

Enter a new password

In New password, enter a password with at least 8 characters, a lowercase letter, an uppercase letter, a number and a symbol. Spaces are not allowed.
2

Confirm the new password

Enter the same password in Confirm new password.
3

Request confirmation

Select Update password. Every sends a code to your account email.
4

Enter the emailed code

In Confirm verification code, enter the code from your email.
5

Save the password

Select Confirm & save.
6

Close the result

When Password updated appears, select Done.
If Password update failed appears, select Try again or email support@every.io. If you cannot sign in, follow Sign in and recover access.

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Add a passkey

A is another way to sign in. Your browser must support passkeys to offer setup on Security.
Adding a passkey replaces an enabled authenticator app. Every removes the authenticator from your account and uses the passkey instead.
1

Start setup

Under Passkeys, select Add new.
2

Confirm replacement when asked

If the authenticator replacement warning appears, select Continue & replace to continue, or Cancel to leave your setup unchanged.
3

Create the passkey

On Setup a new passkey, select Continue.
4

Confirm on your device

Follow your device’s passkey prompt.
5

Finish setup

After the passkey is added, select Done.
The Two-factor authentication section shows whether your authenticator app is enabled. For a lost authenticator, use Sign in and recover access.

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Delete a passkey

On Security, under Passkeys:
  1. Open the three-dot menu beside the passkey you want to remove.
  2. Select Delete.
The list shows each passkey’s name and when it was added.

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Connect your personal accounts

When Integrations appears under Personal account, open it to see the connections available to you. These connect your own accounts.
1

Open Slack

Under Personal account → Integrations, open Slack.
2

Start the connection

Select Connect.
3

Finish connecting

Follow the connection prompts. A connected account shows the name beside Connected as.
To disconnect Slack:
  1. On Slack, select Unlink.
  2. In Unlink Slack account?, select Confirm.
You can reconnect from the same page or use the Every bot in Slack. For AI client connections, follow MCP. MCP needs AI chat access.

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