Signing in with a 6-digit code
Snowmass has no passwords. You sign in with a short code sent to your email.
Signing in & access
Updated 2026-08-12
No passwords to remember
Snowmass is passwordless. There is nothing to memorize, reset, or leak. When you sign in, you enter your email and Snowmass sends you a 6-digit code to type back in.
How it works
- Enter your email address on the sign-in screen.
- Check your inbox for a code (it arrives by courriel within a moment).
- Type the 6 digits to finish signing in.
The code is:
- Short-lived — it expires 15 minutes after it's sent.
- Limited — you get up to 5 attempts before it locks, so a guessed code won't get anyone in.
- Email-scoped — the code proves you control the inbox; which workspace you land in is decided afterward.
If your code doesn't arrive
- Check spam or junk, and confirm you typed the right address.
- Wait a moment and request a new code — the newest code is the valid one.
- If it still doesn't come, your address may not be on any workspace yet; ask an admin to invite you.
Why passwordless
For a field tool used on shared tablets in the cab, passwords are a liability — they get written on sticky notes and reused. A one-time code tied to your inbox is both easier in the moment and harder to compromise.
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Updated 2026-08-12