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# Triggering a password reset for an existing team member
## Introduction
You can trigger a password reset email for another team member in your organisation, from your own company profile.
Alternative approach
Your team member can use the 'forgot password' option from the [Patchworks login page](https://app.wearepatchworks.com/login) to trigger their own password reset email:\
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## The steps
**Step 1**\
[Switch into the managed company](/product-documentation/company-management/multi-company-profiles/switching-in-and-out-of-a-linked-company.md) that you want to update and [view team members who manage that company](/product-documentation/users-roles-and-permissions/managing-team-members-and-users-for-multi-company-profiles/working-with-your-team-members/viewing-team-members-who-manage-a-linked-company.md).
Have you switched correctly?
Always double-check the company name after a switch to ensure that the switch was made correctly:
**Step 2**\
Click the name of the user that requires a password reset:
**Step 3**\
Click the password reset option at the top of the page:
**Step 4**\
This user will receive a Patchworks email containing instructions to reset their own password.
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