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Login
1) Log in to your UJAM account at https://www.ujam.com/backstage/
2) Open the UJAM App and click the 'Sign In' button.
3) A dialog will pop up in your browser – enable the option to 'Always allow' then click the 'Open UJAM' button.
You are now signed in – click the profile icon in the upper right to see your status or log out.
Troubleshooting
If you are having trouble signing in to the UJAM App, try the following:
- Check if you are able to log in to your UJAM account at https://www.ujam.com/backstage/
- Make sure no antivirus software or firewall is blocking the UJAM App or your browser
- Use the most recent version of the UJAM App
- Try to clear your browser cache
- Try to use a different browser for the sign in process (make sure that browser cookies are allowed)
- Fully quit the UJAM App in the taskbar and then relaunch the UJAM App. Then try to sign in.
Mac:
Windows:

If those steps fail to help, completely uninstall / remove the UJAM App from your system and reboot your computer. Then reinstall.
macOS default location
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File |
Path |
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UJAM App |
Macintosh HD:/Applications |
Windows default location
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File |
Path |
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UJAM App |
C:\Users\MYUSERNAME\AppData\Roaming\ujamapp\ |
Credential Manager (Windows):
- Go to Control Panel > User Accounts > Credential Manager
- Check if you need to clean up your credentials. In some rare cases the list is full and the UJAM App cannot make a new entry and register your credentials. In this example, the user can't sign in to the UJAM App because of a full Credential Manager. The Adobe App has way too many entries (probably because of an error):
- In this case, click on the tiny arrow and open the dropdown menu of the faulty entries. Then select "remove" to make some space:
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You can also try to delete the generic credential "UJAM/default" and then restart the App.
Manage ‘Keychain Access‘ (macOS):
- Open the app ‘Keychain Access‘
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Search for UJAM - it looks like this:

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Then, double click it and make sure to allow access to the UJAM App application. It looks like this:

- If the UJAM App is not listed, you'd need to add it by using the ‘+‘
- Then reboot, restart the UJAM App and log in
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