Login redirects to the new account setup
If you are seeing a prompt to create a new Clockify account when you’re trying to log in, here are the most common reasons and how to fix them.
You’re using the wrong email address #
Most of the time, this happens because you’re not using the email address that was originally used to create your account.
Was ist zu tun:
- Try logging in with any other email address you may have used
- Check your inboxes for Clockify-related emails to figure out which one is tied to your workspace
- If you’re part of a team, ask your admin to confirm the email you’re registered with via the Team page
If the workspace looks empty or you’re prompted to create a new one, you’re likely logged into a different account entirely.
You used “Continue with Google” but you’re on the wrong Google profile #
If you signed up using “Continue with Google”, your workspace account is tied to that specific Google profile.
Was ist zu tun:
- Log out of all Google accounts
- Log back in with the Google profile you originally used to create or join your Clockify account
- Then use “Continue with Google” to log in again
You’re trying to log in to the wrong data region #
Clockify has different data regions (e.g., EU, USA, AU, UK), and accounts are stored in the region where they were originally created. Trying to log in to the wrong region will prompt a new account setup.
Was ist zu tun:
- If your account was created on the global region, log in via app.clockify.me/login
- If you created your account in an EU or other region-specific instance, make sure you’re selecting the correct regional URL
Logging into the wrong data region will always show a “Create new account” screen, even if your account exists elsewhere.
Hast du immer noch Probleme? Das Clockify-Support-Team hilft dir gerne weiter. Bitte kontaktiere uns unter support@clockify.me mit folgenden Informationen: support@clockify.me and provide us with the following information:
- Any emails you may have used
- A screenshot of the page prompting account creation