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# Changing password

## Changing password

A user can change the password from the backend if the user has the required permission.

**Menu path:** `Application -> Password change`

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### When to use

Use this function when you want to change your own password or when the administrator or service desk recommends a password change.

### Steps

1. Open `Application`.
2. Select `Password change`.
3. In `Old password`, enter the current password.
4. In `New password`, enter the new password.
5. In `Repeat password`, repeat the new password.
6. Click `SAVE`.
7. If the password was entered incorrectly, the system asks for the data again.

### Important fields

| Field           | Required | Description                             |
| --------------- | -------- | --------------------------------------- |
| Old password    | Yes      | Current user password.                  |
| New password    | Yes      | New password.                           |
| Repeat password | Yes      | New password repeated for verification. |

### What to watch for

* This option is available only if the user has permission to change the password.
* The new password and repeated password must match.
* If changing the password is not possible, contact the system administrator or service desk.

### Related pages

* [Logging in](/aquila-store-user-manual/getting-started/logging-in.md)
* [Backend access requirements](/aquila-store-user-manual/getting-started/backend-access-requirements.md)


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