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Super Admin Login

Super Admin Login is a dedicated login page for self-hosted instances that always works for existing Super Admins, no matter how login or licensing is configured on the instance. Use it whenever the regular login page won't let you in - for example, if password login is disabled and your license has expired, taking SSO down with it.

Accessing Super Admin Login​

Go to the following URL:

https://<your-domain>/login/super-admin

Enter the email and password of a Super Admin account. A few things to note about this page:

  • It only accepts email and password. SSO providers (OIDC, SAML, Google, GitHub) aren't available here.
  • It only works for accounts with the Super Admin role. Any other account is denied.

Recovering Access If You Don't Remember Your Password​

SMTP Was Configured​

If SMTP is set up on your instance, use the standard Forgot Password flow:

  1. On the login page, click Forgot Password.
  2. Enter the Super Admin's registered email address and click Send a reset link.
  3. Check the inbox for that email address and click the reset link to set a new password.

See Forgot Password for the detailed steps. This works even if you're the only Super Admin on the instance, since it doesn't depend on another admin account.

SMTP Was Not Configured​

Without SMTP, no reset email can be sent, and if you're the only Super Admin, or none of the Super Admins remember their password, run the following command on the ToolJet server to generate a one-time password reset link:

npm run reset-superadmin -- --email [email protected]

This looks up the Super Admin by email and prints a single-use password reset link:

✓ Super admin found: John Doe ([email protected])
✓ Reset token generated.

Share this link with the user:
https://<TOOLJET_HOST>/reset-password?token=<uuid>

The link is single-use. Run this command again if needed.

Share the printed link with the Super Admin so they can open it and set a new password. The link can only be used once - run the command again if you need a new one.

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If the TOOLJET_HOST environment variable isn't set on the server, the command prints the raw reset token instead. In that case, construct the reset URL manually as https://<your-domain>/reset-password?token=<token>.