An administrator or manager of your client can reset your password in the BL Banking Web user administration. You will receive a temporary password that you can use once to log in and must immediately replace with a new password.
If you lose your password, the EBICS accesses at your banks will also be affected. If this was not initiated when the password was reset, you must inform the banks so that you can reinitialize your bank connections.
Then, reinitialize all bank connections, see the chapter Settings – Banks – Initialization.
Either an administrator or manager has locked your login or you have entered your data incorrectly.
You must contact an administrator or manager to unlock your login again. However, this will only help if you are sure that your login details are correct.
If you have lost your login details, an administrator or manager can assign you a new user name and, if necessary, a one-time password. When logging in with the new login data, you must assign a new password. Ask your administrator/manager about the applicable password requirements for BL Banking Web.
Important: For security reasons, resetting the password also involves resetting your EBICS access. You must reinitialize at all banks. This must be enabled by the bank. It is possible that the administrator/manager will inform your banks by EBICS message. If not, you must contact all banks personally.
Note: An administrator can unlock users and other administrators. An administrator can only be unlocked by another administrator.
See FAQ 283
Your entries do not match the saved login data. You can rule out typing errors when entering the password by clicking on the "eye" button behind the password field (from version 1.17.3).
Important: For security reasons, resetting the password also involves resetting your EBICS access. You must reinitialize at all banks. This must be enabled by the bank. It is possible that the administrator/manager will inform your banks by EBICS message. If not, you must contact all banks personally. Orders, payments and other data at the banks are retained.
Refer to the message that the user receives when logging in:
User unknown or password incorrect. The user has entered the login details incorrectly and can log in by entering them correctly.
The user has been locked. The user may have been locked by an administrator/manager or may have entered the login data incorrectly more often than permitted.
Edit user administration
An administrator can edit users, managers and other administrators in the user administration, a manager can only edit users and other managers.
The user has forgotten his password
You can reset the user's password, but for security reasons you can neither see user passwords nor assign permanent user passwords. After resetting, the user must reinitialize all EBICS accesses at his banks.