For security reasons, we do not recommend storing your password in your browser password manager.  If you do so, you may update this information or clear it out, as shown in the following links. Click the link for the browser you use to learn how to set up the browser to either store and use or prevent storing and using your login credentials when you access your ParishSOFT Application Software.

• The term application is used in this article to refer to either ParishSOFT Family Suite or ParishSOFT Accounting.
• The phrase annarbor is used in link examples to refer to your diocese or your independent church portion of your website address.

   Password Management and Lookup in Google Chrome 

1. On your computer, open Chrome.
2. At the top right, click More   Settings.
3. At the bottom, click Advanced.
4. Under "Passwords and forms," click Manage Passwords.
5. Under "Saved passwords," click More Details to the right of the website.
6. To the right of the password, click Preview .

   Password Management and Lookup in Firefox   

Select the Firefox menu  → Options → Privacy & Security → Saved Logins → Show Passwords

  Password Management and Lookup in Safari 

1. Launch Safari and navigate to Preferences (either with a Command-Comma or in the Safari menu). 
2. Click the Passwords tab at the top.
3. You will see the full list of saved websites along with the username associated with the site.
4. You will also see a password column which is marked out as a series of dots by default.
5. To show the actual passwords, click the Show Passwords checkbox at the bottom of the window. You'll need to enter the administrator password for the Mac you're on. If this is the first time you've selected the Show Passwords checkbox, you must answer several security questions.

    Password Management and Lookup in Edge  

Edge does not allow you to view your existing password. If you forgot your password, you must reset it through the software and save it.

Updated April 29, 2025 13:21