Use the account your administrator set up for you.
or use your password
What should my password be?
At our dealership, we value real security. We favor length and memorability over confusing, forced complexity.
Aim for Length (12+ Characters)
The longer, the stronger. Instead of a short complex scramble, use a passphrase—a combination of random words that are easy for you to remember but impossible for computers to guess (e.g., red-pickup-service-bay-3).
No Force-Complexity Hassle
You don't need to force random uppercase letters, numbers, or special characters—though you can if you want! A long passphrase is naturally far more secure and easier to type.
Avoid the Obvious & Predictable
Please don't use easily guessed words, patterns (like "123456"), your username, or anything dealership-related (like the dealership's name or brand). For safety, we check your password against known compromised lists.
Weak: P@ssword1! (Predictable & unsafe)
Secure: silver trucks need rotors (Long & highly secure)
Spaces are accepted, so a plain phrase like the example above works fine — you don't need dashes or underscores between words.
Use your fingerprint or face to sign in on this device next time, instead of typing your password.
Only set this up on a device that's yours alone. Anyone who can unlock this device with their own fingerprint or face could sign in as you.
Is this device yours alone — not a shop tablet or one other staff sign in on?