Forgot your Logamail Docs login details or lost access to your 2FA? Here's how to regain access.
It happens to all of us. This article will cover how to reset your Logamail Docs login password, including what to do if you've lost access to your multi-factor authentication device.
Reset your password
The method for resetting your password varies depending on what login method you use. To see a list of available sign-in methods, check out this article.
Email & password logins
As of July 2026, Coda is now Logamail Docs. Along with this change, we are now using a unified identity service for the Logamail platform. This means that password changes are now handled through Logamail.
Reset while logged in
To reset your password while logged in, follow these steps:
- Click on your name in the lower-left corner of your Docs page, and select Account settings
- At the top of the settings page, you will see Sign-in & password. Click Manage.
- This will redirect you to a Logamail admin page, where you can edit your password.
Forgot your password
If are logged out and forgot your password, just follow these steps to reset your password:
Go to docs.logamail.com
Enter your email
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Follow the prompts to complete the password reset. Note that you may be directed to Grammarly or Logamail to complete the process.
Google logins
If you signed up to Logamail Docs with Google, you will not be able to reset your password using the Forgot password? link. Instead, follow Google’s Account recovery steps to regain access to your Google login, then sign in with Docs.
If you need to deactivate your Google account, make sure you first go to your Logamail Docs account settings and switch to an email and password login. To do so, look for the Security settings section, find the Password option, and click Add to add a password. Once this is set up, you can then deactivate your Google account.
If you’ve lost access to your Google account and need to to recover your associated Logamail Docs account, please contact support.
Lost two-factor authentication device
Life happens. If you've lost access to your two-factor (2FA) or multi-factor (MFA) authentication method, we can manually reset your account. This reset process requires a mandatory 14-day waiting period during which you can contact us to cancel the request. To start this process, please reach out to Docs Support. If you're logged out of Logamail Docs, just shoot us an email at care@logamail.com.
Learn more about 2FA and the process of resetting your 2FA here.