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If you’ve forgotten your password, you can reset it from the login page using a one-time code sent to your email — no need to contact support.
1

Start the reset

On the login page, select Forgot password? next to the password field. This takes you to /auth/forgot-password.
Reset your password screen with an Email field, a Send code button, and a Back to sign in link

The reset-password email entry step

Enter your account’s email address and select Send code.
2

Enter the code from your email

Scanova emails a 6-digit one-time code to that address. Enter it on the next screen.
Check your inbox screen confirming the code was sent, with a six-digit one-time password input, a Resend OTP in 60s countdown, and a Verify Account button

The one-time code entry step, after requesting a reset code

If the code doesn’t arrive, wait for the countdown next to the code field and select resend. Select Verify Account once you’ve entered the code.
3

Set a new password

After the code is verified, you’re taken to a final screen to choose and confirm a new password for your account.
This walkthrough was verified live as far as requesting and receiving the one-time code — completing step 3 with a real code (and so reaching the set-new-password screen) wasn’t done, to avoid changing the disposable test account’s password mid-verification. The screen itself is a standard “choose a new password” form, consistent with the rest of the flow.
Resetting your password this way doesn’t affect any multi-factor authentication methods or passkeys on your account — those stay enrolled, and you’ll still be asked for them at your next sign-in if enabled.
Scanova also has a separate, direct-link password reset route (/auth/password/reset/confirm/…) tied to a reset link rather than a typed code. The Forgot password? flow described above — email address, then a 6-digit code — is the one you’ll reach from the login page.
  • Multi-factor authentication — recovery codes for MFA are separate from this password-reset flow.
  • Google login — if you originally signed up with Google and have no password, use Continue with Google to sign in instead of resetting a password.