Why can't I access my account?
Possible reasons why you are unable to sign in to your OpenVoice account.
You may still need to be added to your company account.
Contact your admin to verify that they have added you as a user to your company's account.
You might be entering the wrong password.
- Try resetting your password.
- Try typing the password somewhere else where it is visible (such as Notepad or a Word Document), then copy/paste into the password field once you are confident there aren't any typos.
- Make sure your keyboard's Caps Lock or Num Lock button isn't on.
You might be entering the wrong email address.
- Try using a different email address you may have used when you created your account.
- New accounts may initially work, but later you might find that you cannot sign in because there was a typo during sign up. Ask your admin to verify your email address and correct it if necessary.
- If multiple users are using the same email address to sign in (not recommended), another user may have changed the sign-in information on the account, including both the password and email.
- If you are the account admin, select Contact Support in this article to have us help you identify which email address is associated with your account by verifying all required billing information (if applicable) or via email verification.
You might not have an account.
If you were invited to join an OpenVoice conference as an attendee, you do not need an account and do not need to sign in.
Your account may have expired.
Your trial or paid subscription may have lapsed. Reactivate your subscription plan to continue using OpenVoice.
Your account might be suspended or deleted.
It's possible that all products were removed from your account, or your account has been deleted by your admin. Contact your admin to confirm if your account is active.