What should we do if we encounter login issues?

Here’s a step-by-step guide for handling login issues with POGO Progress:


Step 1: Check Credentials

  • Make sure the email and password are entered correctly.

    Passwords are case-sensitive.

    If you’ve forgotten your password:

    • Use the “Forgot Password?” link on the POGO login page.
    • Follow the email instructions to reset.
  • Confirm you are using the correct login portal (some schools have separate URLs for staff and parents).

Step 2: Browser & Device Checks

  • Ensure you are using a supported browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox).
  • Clear browser cache & cookies, then try again.
  • Disable browser extensions that might block scripts (ad blockers, privacy extensions).
  • Try a different device to rule out local issues.

Step 3: Account Permissions

  • If login fails repeatedly, check if your account is active:
    • Admins can see status under Admin → Staff / Users.
    • Inactive or incorrectly set roles may prevent login.

Step 4: Network & Firewall

  • Ensure your school network allows access to POGO servers.
  • Some firewalls or proxy settings may block login or scripts.
  • Try connecting from a different network (home network, mobile data) to see if it works.

Step 5: Contact Admin

  • If you still can’t log in:
    • Contact your school POGO admin to check your account.
    • They can reset your password or check role/permissions.
    • Provide the exact error message to make troubleshooting faster.

Step 6: Contact POGO Support

  • If the admin confirms your account is active and login still fails:
    • Reach out to POGO Support via the help section or support email.

      Provide:

      • Your school name
      • User email
      • Browser & device used
      • Exact error message

Tips to Avoid Future Login Issues

  • Use a password manager to store login credentials safely.
  • Ensure your email account is up-to-date in POGO (important for resets).
  • Regularly check account status if you are staff with multiple roles.
  • Have a backup admin contact in case of sudden access problems.


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