Manage Account Users & Passwords

Manage multiple user profiles within your Stamps.com account from User settings. From there, you can add, edit, or remove users, and reset passwords. Admin-level access is required to manage users.

User limit reached?

If you’ve reached the maximum number of users for your account, you may need to add more user seats before adding another user.

Visit Add or Remove User Seats for details.

Add Users

To add users to your account:

When you add new users to your account, they will receive an activation email. The new user can then log in to the account and set their user profile password.

Edit Users

User details and permissions can be edited by any admin user or user with the permissions set to do so.

To edit a user's details or permissions:

Delete Users

You can delete users from the account if they no longer need access (for example, if an employee leaves your company). Deleting a user does not affect the data associated with that user in your account. That data - for example, any transactions linked to that user - will still exist in your account.

To delete users from your account:

The user will then no longer have access to log in to the account.

Reset Password for Users

You can reset the password for a user on your account if they are unable to do so themselves due to reasons such as forgotten security questions, lack of access to their recovery email, or technical issues.

Reset Account Password

To reset or change your account password, please visit Change or Reset Your Account Passwords.

To reset the password for a user:

  1. Go to Account Settings and select Manage Account.

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  2. Select the user from the Users page.

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  3. In the user details window, confirm the email listed for the user is active and up-to-date, then click Reset Password.

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  4. Select Continue .

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  5. Select OK.

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  6. The user will receive an email with instructions to reset their password.

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