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Changing your password

Rotate the password on your bont sos. account from profile settings — for when you still know the current one and just want to change it.

Use this flow when you can still log in but want a new password — for example after sharing your current one with a teammate or before going on leave. If you've forgotten your password instead, see Resetting a forgotten password.

Step 1 · Open Profile settings

Sign in to bont, then open your profile settings. The page shows your account details with two security actions: Manage MFA and Change Password.

Profile settings page with Manage MFA and Change Password buttons visible
The Change Password button sits next to the MFA action in the same profile section.

Step 2 · Request the change

Click Change Password. bont confirms the request and sends a password-change link to the email address on the account.

Profile settings after clicking Change Password, showing the confirmation that an email has been sent
The email goes to the address tied to your account, not the one currently signed in to email.

Step 3 · Open the email and set the new password

Open the message titled [bont] Reset your password from your inbox and click the link. You'll land on the reset form. Enter a new password (at least 12 characters), confirm it, and click Confirm. You're signed in immediately with the new password.

The reset form is the same one used for forgotten-password recovery — full screenshot lives in Resetting a forgotten password.

Troubleshooting

I don't see the Change Password button

Accounts created with Google or Microsoft single-sign-on don't have a bont password — change it through your identity provider's account settings instead.

The email never arrived

Check spam and junk. Ask IT to allow mail from mail.bont.ai if corporate filtering is blocking it. You can click Change Password again to resend.

The link expired before I clicked it

Click Change Password again from the profile page — the newest link is always the only valid one.

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