Verification link is expired
There are two common ways this error shows up:
- Link is genuinely expired (too much time passed)
- Verification links are only valid for a limited time window. If you open an older email or wait too long before clicking, the link can truly expire and show the error
- Link is “expired” because it was opened in the wrong device/browser
- The login link is tied to the same device and same browser session where the login was started. If the link is opened somewhere else, it can be treated as invalid and show the “expired” message right away
To avoid receiving an expired link error message, it's important to open the verification link on the same device and in the same browser.
Good to know: If you are trying to log into the Pleo app, you can use the camera on the device with the app to scan the QR code in the email.
Still doesn't work?
If you can't open the email on the same device, or if clicking the link still results in an error (which can happen with email clients such as Outlook), manually copy and paste the link instead:
- Right click Log in this device in the email and copy the link address
- Optional: Send the link to the device you want to log in on
- Paste the link in the browser you are trying to log into
Verification email not received
There are a things you can try if you are not receiving the verification email to log in:
- Make sure you used the right email address
- Check your spam/junk folder
- Wait 10 minutes for the email to arrive
- Reach out to your IT department - Messages from no-reply@pleo.io or with messages id eu-west-1.amazonses.com might be blocked.
Was this article helpful?
That’s Great!
Thank you for your feedback
Sorry! We couldn't be helpful
Thank you for your feedback
Feedback sent
We appreciate your effort and will try to fix the article