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title: Change or add email address | ||
description: Update your Expensify email address or add a secondary email | ||
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<div id="expensify-classic" markdown="1"> | ||
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The primary email address on your Expensify account is the email that receives email updates and notifications for your account. You can add a secondary email address in order to | ||
- Change your primary email to a new one. | ||
- Connect your personal email address as a secondary login if your primary email address is one from your employer. This allows you to always have access to your Expensify account, even if your employer changes. | ||
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{% include info.html %} | ||
Before you can remove a primary email address, you must add a new one to your Expensify account and make it the primary using the steps below. Email addresses must be added as a secondary login before they can be made the primary. | ||
{% include end-info.html %} | ||
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*Note: This process is currently not available from the mobile app and must be completed from the Expensify website.* | ||
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1. Hover over Settings, then click **Account**. | ||
2. Under the Account Details tab, scroll down to the Secondary Logins section and click **Add Secondary Login**. | ||
3. Enter the email address or phone number you wish to use as a secondary login. For phone numbers, be sure to include the international code, if applicable. | ||
4. Find the email or text message from Expensify containing the Magic Code and enter it into the field. | ||
5. To make the new email address the primary address for your account, click **Make Primary**. | ||
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You can keep both logins, or you can click **Remove** next to the old email address to delete it from your account. | ||
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