Authenticate through Facebook
When you sign in with your Blackbaud ID, you can choose to authenticate through Facebook. This social sign-in option uses Facebook for authentication requirements, password resets, and other support needs.
Use Facebook authenticationTo use Facebook authentication with your Blackbaud ID, select Continue with Facebook on the sign-in page. Then on Facebook's sign-in page, provide your Facebook credentials.
Warning: You must share your email address to authenticate through Facebook. If you don't, you can't access Blackbaud solutions or receive critical email from Blackbaud. By default, the option to share your email address is selected when you sign up with Facebook, but if you change the selection, see our instructions to fix your Facebook setup.
Turn off Facebook authenticationYou can turn off Facebook authentication at any time and sign in through Blackbaud's secure authentication service. You can use any type of email address to sign in through Blackbaud's service, including the email address for your Facebook account.
On your Blackbaud profile, select the button beside Authentication details and then select Edit email address.
On the Edit Blackbaud ID screen, select Disable Facebook authentication.
On the Disable social authentication screen, select Send confirmation code.
Go to your inbox for the email address associated with your Facebook account and open the new email from Blackbaud Authentication Services about your Facebook account.
Copy the confirmation code.
Back on the Disable social authentication screen, enter the code and select Confirm.
On the updated Disable social authentication screen, enter a password for Blackbaud's service that meets the password requirements.
Enter the password again to confirm it.
Enter your first and last name. They are used to identify you in the Blackbaud ecosystem.
Select Confirm. This signs you in through Blackbaud's service and returns you to your Blackbaud profile.
You can change personal information, including your email address, password, and authentication method, as necessary.